constitutory

English

Etymology

From constitute +‎ -ory.

Adjective

constitutory (not comparable)

1. (uncommon) Serving to constitute or establish.
   • 1845 June 7, “Control of Education in France”, in Niles' National Register, volume 68, number 1,758, Baltimore: Jeremiah Hughes, page 217:

     In 1788,^[sic] the 21st year of Charlemagne’s reign, a constitutory letter was issued, directing a school to be opened in every diocese and monastery.