Pronunciation

/ˈstrʌktʃərəl/

Definitions

Noun

A structural adjective that describes something related to the arrangement, organization, or composition of a system, building, or design. It can also refer to the supporting framework or elements that give a structure stability.

Verb

To describe or analyze the structure of something, often in a systematic or formal manner. This can include the way components are arranged or connected.

Adjective

1. Characterizing or concerned with the arrangement or composition of parts in a system or object, typically to ensure stability or functionality.
2. Of or relating to the basic framework or constitution of a thing, such as a building or a theory.

Phrases

• “Structural changes” imply modifications to the fundamental structure.
• “The structural integrity” refers to the strength and stability of a structure.
• “Structural analysis” is the process of studying how different parts work together.

Example Sentences

• Noun: The architect paid close attention to the structural details of the bridge.
• Verb: We need to conduct a structural assessment of the old house before renovating.
• Adjective: The new software has a more intuitive structural layout than the previous version.

Synonyms

• Architectural
• Organizational
• Systemic
• Fundamental
• Structural framework
• Composition
• Constructional
• Supporting
• Essential
• Constituent