Constitutional Law Terms

noun a walk taken for one's health

adjective relating to a constitution, especially the constitution of a country

• The court ruled that the law was not in violation of the constitutional rights of the citizens.
• The new policy goes against our constitutional rights.
• I can't believe they're trying to mess with the constitutional law.
• Respecting others' boundaries is like a constitutional rule in our friendship.

noun the act of nullifying; the state of being nullified

• The nullification of the contract was due to a breach of terms by one party.
• They were able to get out of the deal through nullification.
• The nullification of the agreement was a total bust.
• Her apology was like a nullification of all the hurtful things she had said.

noun a unicameral system of government

adjective relating to a single legislative chamber or house

• The country's government operates under a unicameral legislative system.
• In this unicameral system, there is only one legislative chamber.
• The unicameral setup makes decision-making faster and more efficient.
• The unicameral structure of the organization ensures streamlined communication.