Unlike other constitutions, the British Constitution is not documented and is considered uncodified, allowing for changes in laws at any point. With 54,408 words, it is the 10th lengthiest constitution in the world.
Enacted in 2008, the Ecuadorian Constitution is the ninth lengthiest in the world with 54,555 words.
The Constitution of Zimbabwe was published on 22 May 2013 and has 55,833 words, which make it the eighth lengthiest constitution in the world.
With 56,240 words, the Constitution of Pakistan is the seventh lengthiest in the world.
The Mexican Constitution contains 57,087 words, and the sixth lengthiest in the world.
Ranked fifth in the list of the lengthiest constitutions, the Papua New Guinea statute comprises of 58,490 words.
The Constitution of Malaysia with 64,080 words stands as the fourth lengthiest in the world.
The Brazilian Constitution has 64,488 words and thus makes its way in the top three list.
The Nigerian Constitution is the second lengthiest in the world and contains 66,263 words.
Taking the top spot is the Indian constitution comprising 146,385 words to be the lengthiest in the world.