structural
/ˈstɹʌk(t͡)ʃəɹəl/ noun C2- Structural steel, used in construction.
Plural structurals
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Whether the American public will eventually demand a structural transition to a more equitable, wage-based model remains an entirely open question.
This structural divergence becomes glaringly obvious when one attempts to translate humor, particularly the wordplay found in children's literature.
Innovative soil conservation techniques were rapidly introduced to educate farmers about preserving the structural integrity of the land.
The structural necessity of the serial format gave rise to the cliffhanger, a dramatic device that Dickens employed with unparalleled finesse.
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