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Agreeing with the constitution is known as constitutional.

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When something agrees with the Constitution it is constitutional. It means 'of or relating to an established set of principles governing a state' or 'in accordance with or allowed by an established set of principles governing a state'.

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agreeing with the constitution means you obey the orders and will promise to not mistreat them or disrespect them

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