erection

n. the act of building or putting up a large structure like a bridge or a statue.

n. the act of constructing or assembling a large physical structure. Often used in formal or technical contexts regarding engineering and architecture.

“The erection of the new stadium took nearly three years to complete.”

“The rapid erection of temporary housing units was essential for the displaced population following the earthquake.”

Formal

n. something that has been built, especially a large or unusual building.

n. a physical object that has been erected or constructed. Frequently carries a slightly formal or descriptive tone.

“The iron tower was a strange erection in the middle of the park.”

“The skyline was dominated by a massive steel erection that served as the city's primary telecommunications hub.”

Formal

n. the state of a body part, such as the penis, becoming firm and standing up.

n. the physiological process or state in which erectile tissue becomes engorged with blood and becomes rigid.

“The doctor explained that certain medications can affect a man's ability to get an erection.”

“The study focused on the neurological triggers that initiate an erection in response to specific stimuli.”

Technical