Structure (noun)

1. The way in which something is built, arranged, or organized.
2. The relationship between the different parts of something.
3. A large, often complex and permanent construction.
4. An underlying pattern or organization of ideas, concepts, or beliefs.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "organization, arrangement"): from old french estructure, from latin structura, from struere "to build".

Examples:

1. The building's design features a unique steel structure that adds to its aesthetic appeal.
2. The structure of the argument was clear and well-organized.
3. The corporate hierarchy is a well-defined structure with clear lines of authority.
4. The structure of the atom was discovered by John Dalton.
5. The bones in our bodies provide the necessary structure for movement and support.