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(con- + struct-) from Latin 'constructio', meaning 'to build together'; imagine a team of builders working collaboratively on a large structure, like a bridge or a complex building.
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Construction is a noun with several related senses. Primarily it refers to the process of building structures such as houses, bridges, or roads. It can also mean the act of developing or creating something new, for example a plan, a system, or a policy, often emphasizing the planning, organization, and sequence involved. A less common sense refers to the organization of a facility for hygiene, where construction includes layout and design that affect cleanliness and safety. In everyday use, construction contrasts with destruction, and it is often used in phrases like road construction or the construction of a building.
English tends to map construction to both a process (construction of a building) and the arrangement of facilities (the construction of a hospital). Learners often confuse it with destruction or treat it as a plural noun; note collocations like road construction and construction project.
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