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design
fashion
mode
model
pattern
plan
scheme
structure
style
system
anatomy
appearance
articulation
cast
configuration
conformation
construction
contour
cut
die
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figure
formation
framework
mold
outline
profile
silhouette
skeleton

condition
object
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being
build
fettle
figure
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frame
health
outline
person
phenomenon
physique
silhouette
torso
trim

behavior
fashion
law
manner
method
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regulation
rule
style
way
canon
ceremonial
channels
conduct
convention
custom
decorum
etiquette
formality
habit
layout
manners
precept
proceeding
propriety
protocol
rite
ritual
ropes
setup
usage
by the book
by the numbers
convenance
done thing

application
letter
questionnaire
blank
chart
paper
sheet
data sheet

arrangement
character
design
manner
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practice
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variety
way
class
description
grade
guise
make
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rank
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stamp

format
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scheme
structure
framework
harmony
orderliness
placement
proportion
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assemble
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complete
compose
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construct
create
design
develop
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found
organize
plan
set
set up
work
arrange
cast
conceive
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cut
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erect
fabricate
fashion
finish
fix
frame
invent
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model
mold
outline
pattern
perfect
plot
project
scheme
shape
structure
trace
block out
bring about
cook up
dream up
hammer out
knock off
make up
put together
throw together
turn out

acquire
appear
develop
set
accumulate
condense
crystallize
eventuate
grow
harden
materialize
mature
rise
settle
become a reality
become visible
fall into place
shape up
show up
take on character
take shape

breed
instruct
rear
school
teach
train
bring up
give character

compose
constitute
make
serve as
act as
figure in
make up

On this page you’ll find 520 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to form, such as: design, fashion, mode, model, pattern, and plan.

disarrangement
disorganization

lawlessness
bad manners
impropriety
disarrangement
disorganization

disarrangement
disorganization

disorder
disorganization
disarrangement

disproportion
imbalance
unevenness
disarrangement
disorganization

decrease
demolish
destroy
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disperse
end
forget
halt
ignore
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raze
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stop
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disturb
keep
tell the truth
wreck
hurt
kill

end
halt
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decrease
lessen
break
destroy
hurt
kill
neglect
ruin

learn
neglect
break
destroy
hurt
kill
ruin

deny
destroy
refuse
ruin
break
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kill
neglect

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WORDS RELATED TO FORM

build
composition
figure
form
frame
framework
makeup
physique
shape

air
attitude
bearing
blind
carriage
cast
character
condition
countenance
demeanor
dress
expression
face
fashion
feature
figure
form
front
guise
image
look
looks
manner
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mien
mode
outline
pose
presence
presentation
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stamp

appeal
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claim
demand
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entreaty
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inquiry
letter
paper
petition
requisition
solicitation
suit

assiduities
attentions
attentiveness
busyness
commitments
concentrations
considerations
dedications
deliberations
diligences
efforts
industries
perseverance
studies
zeal

arc
bend
bow
bridge
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extend
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round
shape
span
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arcs
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formnoun

Synonyms:
figure, shape
formnoun

A long bench with no back.

Synonyms:
figure, shape
formnoun

A window or dialogue box.

Synonyms:
figure, shape
formnoun

To give shape or visible structure to (a thing or person).

Synonyms:
shape, figure
formnoun

To take shape.

Synonyms:
shape, figure
formnoun

To create (a word) by inflection or derivation.

By adding -ness, you can form a noun from an adjective.

Synonyms:
shape, figure
formnoun

To constitute, to compose, to make up.

To apply for the position, complete the application form.

Synonyms:
shape, figure
formnoun

A grouping of words which maintain grammatical context in different usages.

Synonyms:
shape, figure
formnoun

Characteristics not involving atomic components.

Synonyms:
figure, shape
formnoun

A criminal record; loosely, past history (in a given area).

Synonyms:
figure, shape
formnoun

A class or year of students (often preceded by an ordinal number to specify the year, as in sixth form).

Synonyms:
shape, figure
formnoun

The den or home of a hare.

Synonyms:
figure, shape

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form

Body denotes the entire physical structure, considered as a whole, of man or animal; form looks upon it as a thing of shape and outline, perhaps of beauty; frame regards it as supported by its bony framework; system views it as an assemblage of many related and harmonious organs. Body, form, frame, and system may be either dead or living; clay and dust are sometimes so used in religious or poetic style, tho ordinarily these words are used only of the dead. Corpse and remains are used only of the dead. Corpse is the plain technical word for a dead body still retaining its unity; remains may be used after any lapse of time; the latter is also the more refined and less ghastly term; as, friends are invited to view the remains. Carcass applies only to the body of an animal, or of a human being regarded with contempt and loathing. Compare COMPANY.

Synonyms:
ashes, body, carcass, clay, corpse, dust, frame, remains, system, trunk

Antonyms:
intellect, intelligence, mind, soul, spirit

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form

Synonyms:
shape, mould, fashion, constitute, arrange, frame, construct, contrive, conceive, make, produce, create, devise

Antonyms:
deform, dislocate, distort, dissipate, derange, dismember, disintegrate, analyze, disorganize

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form, word form, signifier, descriptornoun

the phonological or orthographic sound or appearance of a word that can be used to describe or identify something

«the inflected forms of a word can be represented by a stem and a list of inflections to be attached»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, frame, shape, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, physical body, soma, human body, contour, grade, cast, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, configuration, class, variant, pattern, bod, signifier, descriptor, manikin, variety, strain, anatomy, var., material body, manakin, build
kind, sort, form, varietynoun

a category of things distinguished by some common characteristic or quality

«sculpture is a form of art»; «what kinds of desserts are there?»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, frame, shape, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, physical body, multifariousness, potpourri, soma, assortment, diverseness, human body, contour, grade, sorting, cast, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, change, configuration, class, variant, motley, variety show, pattern, bod, miscellany, signifier, smorgasbord, miscellanea, descriptor, salmagundi, manikin, variety, strain, anatomy, mixture, mixed bag, var., diversity, material body, manakin, build
form, shape, patternnoun

a perceptual structure

«the composition presents problems for students of musical form»; «a visual pattern must include not only objects but the spaces between them»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, formula, frame, shape, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, condition, physical body, radiation diagram, soma, rule, human body, blueprint, radiation pattern, contour, grade, cast, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, configuration, class, variant, convention, practice, approach pattern, pattern, bod, signifier, embodiment, descriptor, manikin, variety, strain, normal, anatomy, traffic pattern, var., design, material body, manakin, build
shape, form, configuration, contour, conformationnoun

any spatial attributes (especially as defined by outline)

«he could barely make out their shapes»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, conformity, contour line, frame, shape, kind, conformation, word form, physical body, soma, descriptor, human body, contour, grade, sort, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, cast, configuration, class, variant, abidance, constellation, pattern, bod, anatomy, signifier, embodiment, chassis, manikin, variety, strain, condition, compliance, var., material body, manakin, build
human body, physical body, material body, soma, build, figure, physique, anatomy, shape, bod, chassis, frame, form, fleshnoun

alternative names for the body of a human being

«Leonardo studied the human body»; «he has a strong physique»; «the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak»

Synonyms:
framing, course, skeletal system, figure, flesh, pulp, frame, shape, variety, kind, conformation, figure of speech, image, chassis, physical body, trope, frame of reference, soma, haoma, human body, underframe, strain, contour, grade, systema skeletale, general anatomy, cast, mannikin, inning, physique, phase, mannequin, condition, skeleton, body-build, habitus, configuration, fig, variant, number, digit, class, pattern, bod, name, skeletal frame, signifier, embodiment, descriptor, manikin, public figure, sort, anatomy, word form, var., design, material body, manakin, build
shape, formnoun

the spatial arrangement of something as distinct from its substance

«geometry is the mathematical science of shape»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, frame, shape, kind, conformation, word form, physical body, soma, descriptor, human body, contour, grade, sort, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, cast, configuration, class, variant, pattern, bod, anatomy, signifier, embodiment, chassis, manikin, variety, strain, condition, var., material body, manakin, build
form, shape, castnoun

the visual appearance of something or someone

«the delicate cast of his features»

Synonyms:
hurl, course, figure, flesh, dramatis personae, frame, shape, cast of characters, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, condition, physical body, soma, stamp, roll, human body, plaster cast, contour, grade, cast, mannikin, mould, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, configuration, class, variant, mold, pattern, bod, signifier, embodiment, casting, descriptor, plaster bandage, manikin, variety, strain, anatomy, var., material body, manakin, build
formnoun

a printed document with spaces in which to write

«he filled out his tax form»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, frame, shape, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, physical body, soma, human body, contour, grade, cast, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, configuration, class, variant, pattern, bod, signifier, descriptor, manikin, variety, strain, anatomy, var., material body, manakin, build
form, variant, strain, var.noun

(biology) a group of organisms within a species that differ in trivial ways from similar groups

«a new strain of microorganisms»

Synonyms:
course, air, figure, flesh, breed, song, frame, shape, kind, conformation, striving, sort, chassis, physical body, straining, chance variable, soma, variation, discrepancy, human body, melodic phrase, mental strain, tenor, contour, grade, cast, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, melodic line, variance, word form, version, stochastic variable, stock, configuration, class, nervous strain, variant, variate, tune, pattern, bod, signifier, melody, edition, pains, descriptor, line, manikin, variety, strain, stress, anatomy, var., random variable, nisus, material body, manakin, build
formnoun

an arrangement of the elements in a composition or discourse

«the essay was in the form of a dialogue»; «he first sketches the plot in outline form»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, frame, shape, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, physical body, soma, human body, contour, grade, cast, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, configuration, class, variant, pattern, bod, signifier, descriptor, manikin, variety, strain, anatomy, var., material body, manakin, build
formnoun

a particular mode in which something is manifested

«his resentment took the form of extreme hostility»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, frame, shape, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, physical body, soma, human body, contour, grade, cast, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, configuration, class, variant, pattern, bod, signifier, descriptor, manikin, variety, strain, anatomy, var., material body, manakin, build
phase, formnoun

(physical chemistry) a distinct state of matter in a system; matter that is identical in chemical composition and physical state and separated from other material by the phase boundary

«the reaction occurs in the liquid phase of the system»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, frame, shape, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, physical body, soma, human body, contour, grade, cast, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, configuration, class, variant, stage, material body, pattern, bod, signifier, descriptor, manikin, variety, strain, anatomy, var., phase angle, manakin, build
class, form, grade, coursenoun

a body of students who are taught together

«early morning classes are always sleepy»

Synonyms:
category, ground level, figure, tier, flesh, frame, stratum, mark, kind, track, chassis, social class, physical body, grad, soma, row, course of action, score, human body, division, level, socio-economic class, grade, manikin, sort, mannikin, mannequin, conformation, phase, course of study, family, word form, trend, path, cast, gradation, configuration, class, variant, degree, course, pattern, bod, year, signifier, shape, descriptor, line, course of instruction, variety, strain, anatomy, physique, contour, var., material body, manakin, build
formnoun

an ability to perform well

«he was at the top of his form»; «the team was off form last night»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, frame, shape, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, physical body, soma, human body, contour, grade, cast, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, configuration, class, variant, pattern, bod, signifier, descriptor, manikin, variety, strain, anatomy, var., material body, manakin, build
mannequin, manikin, mannikin, manakin, formnoun

a life-size dummy used to display clothes

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, frame, mannikin, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, physical body, soma, human body, contour, grade, cast, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, fashion model, configuration, class, variant, homunculus, pattern, bod, signifier, shape, descriptor, manikin, variety, strain, anatomy, var., model, material body, manakin, build
formverb

a mold for setting concrete

«they built elaborate forms for pouring the foundation»

Synonyms:
course, figure, flesh, frame, shape, kind, conformation, sort, chassis, physical body, soma, human body, contour, grade, cast, mannikin, mannequin, physique, phase, word form, configuration, class, variant, pattern, bod, signifier, descriptor, manikin, variety, strain, anatomy, var., material body, manakin, build
form, organize, organiseverb

create (as an entity)

«social groups form everywhere»; «They formed a company»

Synonyms:
engineer, devise, mould, imprint, spring, take form, mastermind, work, shape, mold, direct, prepare, machinate, take shape, orchestrate, organize, forge, get up, coordinate, unionise, unionize, make, organise, constitute
form, constitute, makeverb

to compose or represent:»This wall forms the background of the stage setting»

«The branches made a roof»; «This makes a fine introduction»

Synonyms:
wee-wee, take, hit, bring in, organise, institute, draw, cook, have, piddle, hold, mold, piss, constitute, do, reach, earn, stimulate, get to, shit, defecate, spring, lay down, name, pass water, comprise, mould, progress to, create, crap, take a shit, pretend, make water, gain, ready, found, imprint, establish, be, realize, make up, give, attain, pull in, induce, pee, make, wee, plant, ca-ca, get, take shape, prepare, micturate, shape, take in, score, build, make believe, forge, throw, arrive at, pee-pee, relieve oneself, spend a penny, represent, puddle, take a crap, clear, appoint, produce, nominate, organize, take a leak, take form, cause, urinate, work, fix, realise, stool, seduce, construct
form, take form, take shape, springverb

develop into a distinctive entity

«our plans began to take shape»

Synonyms:
rebound, constitute, spring, recoil, mould, imprint, bound, take form, work, leap, mold, ricochet, bounce, take a hop, take shape, organize, forge, resile, shape, reverberate, make, organise, jump
shape, formverb

give shape or form to

«shape the dough»; «form the young child’s character»

Synonyms:
regulate, take form, mould, imprint, spring, take shape, work, determine, mold, influence, organize, forge, shape, make, organise, constitute
shape, form, work, mold, mould, forgeverb

make something, usually for a specific function

«She molded the rice balls carefully»; «Form cylinders from the dough»; «shape a figure»; «Work the metal into a sword»

Synonyms:
spring, knead, turn, operate, act, shape, bring, model, excogitate, imprint, work out, run, spurt, function, put to work, organize, forge, lick, take form, solve, make, regulate, determine, figure out, cast, fake, mould, sour, invent, play, exploit, make for, spirt, go, take shape, fashion, do work, hammer, mold, organise, mildew, puzzle out, act upon, counterfeit, process, crop, work, ferment, influence, work on, constitute, formulate, wreak, cultivate, exercise, contrive, devise
imprint, formverb

establish or impress firmly in the mind

«We imprint our ideas onto our children»

Synonyms:
imprint, forge, mold, take shape, take form, spring, make, organise, constitute, work, impress, shape, mould, organize
formverb

assume a form or shape

«the water formed little beads»

Synonyms:
imprint, mold, take shape, shape, take form, spring, organise, constitute, work, forge, make, mould, organize

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allele

an allele is one of many forms of a gene

different forms of a gene are called alleles.

Submitted by JP03 on March 11, 2015
archetype

different ways to explain a subjective experience.

the hallucinogenic visions will take on different forms or archetypes, and seemed ultimately to be subjective.

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formnoun

Synonyms:
shape (with especial reference to structure), figure, configuration, conformation, mould, fashion, cast, cut, TOURNURE
formnoun

Synonyms:
mode, method, formula, formulary, established practice
formnoun

Synonyms:
manner, system
formnoun

Synonyms:
regularity, order, arrangement, shapeliness
formnoun

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ceremony, formality, ceremonial, conventionality, etiquette, conventional rule
formnoun

Synonyms:
empty show, mere appearance
formnoun

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bench, long seat (without a back)
formnoun

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class, rank of students
formnoun

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type in a chase (ready for printing)
formnoun

Synonyms:
10. mould, pattern, model
formverb

Synonyms:
fashion, shape, carve, mould
formverb

Synonyms:
make, create, produce
formverb

Synonyms:
contrive, devise, invent, frame
formverb

Synonyms:
constitute, compose, make up
formverb

Synonyms:
arrange, dispose, combine

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formnoun

Synonyms:
shape, structure, configuration, figure, conformation, cast, mould, tournure, formula, ritual, formality, ceremonial, conventionality, symmetry, image, phantom, mould, pattern, model
formverb

Synonyms:
shape, fashion, mould

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List of paraphrases for «form»:

shape, forms, format, way, formula, formulary, manner, formulaire, kind, train, constitute, type, forma, forme, sort, screen, modality, proforma, formatting, forming, version, formation, formed, forman, are, mode, represent

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Narayan Kaji Shrestha:

Our party has decided to form the new government and we appeal to other political parties to help us resolve the outstanding political problems in the south through talks.
Stephen Hawking:

I think computer viruses should count as life. I think it says something about human nature that the only form of life we have created so far is purely destructive. We’ve created life in our own image.
Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron:

For the French, this means we must carry out reforms that break old habits once and for all. It also means the Germans will have to break taboos, if the member states are not ready for any form of financial transfer in the monetary union, as is the case today, then you can forget the euro and the euro zone.
General McChrystal:

People begin to set expectations for themselves, and that starts to form the basis of real self-discipline. When you create standards for yourself, the McChrystal said.
Rachel Stahl:

Seltzer in its most natural form has zero calories, so if you notice the calories seem high, it’s likely that there is quite a bit of added sugar included.

Translations for form

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شكلArabic
формуляр, форма, съставлявам, оформям се, образувам, оформямBulgarian
forma, formulari, formarCatalan, Valencian
formulářCzech
formular, blanket, form, formeDanish
Form, Formular, bilden, formenGerman
φόρμα, μορφήGreek
formo, formiEsperanto
forma, formulario, formarSpanish
فرم, شکل, صورت, شکل دادن, شکل گرفتنPersian
lomakeFinnish
forme, formulaire, former, se formerFrench
cumadh, dèanamh, cruthScottish Gaelic
forma, formulario, formarGalician
अर्ज़ीHindi
fòm, fòmeHaitian Creole
formaHungarian
ձեւաթուղթ, ձեւArmenian
formaInterlingua
untuk mIndonesian
modulo, forma, formulario, formare, formarsiItalian
טופסHebrew
形状, 用紙, 形式, 形作るJapanese
blankettiKalaallisut, Greenlandic
សំណុំបែបបទKhmer
용지Korean
forma, figura, formo, figuroLatin
puka, āhuaMāori
образец, формулар, облик, обликуваMacedonian
vorm, formulier, vormen, vormgevenDutch
skjemaNorwegian
forma, formarOccitan
FormularzPolish
forma, formulário, formar, formatoPortuguese
formular, formăRomanian
анкета, бланк, форма, формуляр, фигура, образовать, формировать, образовывать, формоватьRussian
form, blankett, formulär, formaSwedish
formTurkish
فارمUrdu
hình thứcVietnamese
形式Chinese

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as in shape

the outward appearance of something as distinguished from its substance

the wood-carver carved the block of wood into the form of a duck

as in document

a piece of paper with information written or to be written on it

I filled out all the forms for applying to the school

as in manner

personal conduct or behavior as evaluated by an accepted standard of appropriateness for a social or professional setting

it’s bad form to throw a tantrum on the court just because you lost a tennis match

as in condition

a state of being or fitness

after a long season off, the football team is back in good form

as in figure

a three-dimensional representation of the human body used especially for displaying clothes

put the dress on the form to finish pinning it together

as in ritual

an oft-repeated action or series of actions performed in accordance with tradition or a set of rules

we’ll use the second form in our church missals for today’s Lenten service

as in etiquette

socially acceptable behavior

displayed good form throughout the formal dinner

as in method

the means or procedure for doing something

there are established forms for voting on motions and amendments at meetings

as in physique

the type of body that a person has

he has the big-boned form of a linebacker

as in format

the way in which the elements of something (as a work of art) are arranged

museumgoers liked the asymmetrical form of the mobile

as in to crystallize

to take on a definite form

my ideas on the subject are just starting to form

as in to compose

to be all the substance of

this one sentence really forms the basis of your argument

as in to produce

to bring into being by combining, shaping, or transforming materials

formed the pot out of the clay

as in to originate

to come into existence

the new company formed from two smaller ones

as in to develop

to come to have gradually

I don’t want you beginning skiers to form any bad habits

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form

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¹]
vb

1 assemble, bring about, build, concoct, construct, contrive, create, devise, establish, fabricate, fashion, forge, found, invent, make, manufacture, model, mould, produce, put together, set up, shape, stamp

2 arrange, combine, design, dispose, draw up, frame, organize, pattern, plan, think up

3 accumulate, appear, become visible, come into being, crystallize, grow, materialize, rise, settle, show up (informal) take shape

4 acquire, contract, cultivate, develop, get into (informal) pick up

5 compose, comprise, constitute, make, make up, serve as

6 bring up, discipline, educate, instruct, rear, school, teach, train

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form [²]
n

1 appearance, cast, configuration, construction, cut, fashion, formation, model, mould, pattern, shape, stamp, structure

2 anatomy, being, body, build, figure, frame, outline, person, physique, shape, silhouette

3 arrangement, character, description, design, guise, kind, manifestation, manner, method, mode, order, practice, semblance, sort, species, stamp, style, system, type, variety, way

4 format, framework, harmony, order, orderliness, organization, plan, proportion, structure, symmetry

5 condition, fettle, fitness, good condition, good spirits, health, shape, trim

6 off form below par, not in the pink (informal) not up to the mark, out of condition, stale, under the weather (informal) unfit

7 behaviour, ceremony, conduct, convention, custom, done thing, etiquette, formality, manners, procedure, protocol, ritual, rule

8 application, document, paper, sheet

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( forms plural & 3rd person present) ( forming present participle) ( formed past tense & past participle )

1       n-count   A formof something is a type or kind of it.
with supp, oft N of n
He contracted a rare form of cancer…, Doctors are willing to take some form of industrial action…, I am against hunting in any form.

2       n-count   When something can exist or happen in several possible ways, you can use form to refer to one particular way in which it exists or happens.
with supp, oft N of n
Valleys often take the form of deep canyons…, They received a benefit in the form of a tax reduction…

3       verb   When a particular shape forms or is formed, people or things move or are arranged so that this shape is made.
A queue forms outside Peter’s study…      V
They formed a circle and sang `Auld Lang Syne’…      V n
The General gave orders for the cadets to form into lines.      V into n, Also V n into n

4       n-count   The form of something is its shape.
with supp
…the form of the body.

5       n-count   You can refer to something that you can see as a form if you cannot see it clearly, or if its outline is the clearest or most striking aspect of it.
usu with supp
She thought she’d never been so glad to see his bulky form.

6 verb If something is arranged or changed so that it becomes similar to a thing with a particular structure or function, you can say that it forms that thing.
These panels folded up to form a screen some five feet tall… V n

7 verb If something consists of particular things, people, or features, you can say that they form that thing.
Cereals form the staple diet of an enormous number of people around the world. V n

8       verb   If you form an organization, group, or company, you start it.
They tried to form a study group on human rights…      V n
They formed themselves into teams.      V pron-refl into n

9       verb   When something natural forms or is formed, it begins to exist and develop.
The stars must have formed 10 to 15 billion years ago…      V
Huge ice sheets were formed.      be V-ed

10       verb   If you form a relationship, a habit, or an idea, or if it forms, it begins to exist and develop.
This should help him form lasting relationships…      V n
An idea formed in his mind.      V

11       verb   If you say that something forms a person’s character or personality, you mean that it has a strong influence on them and causes them to develop in a particular way.
(=mould)
Anger at injustice formed his character.      V n

12       n-uncount   In sport, form refers to the ability or success of a person or animal over a period of time.
usu supp N
His form this season has been brilliant…

13 n-count A form is a paper with questions on it and spaces marked where you should write the answers. Forms usually ask you to give details about yourself, for example when you are applying for a job or joining an organization.
You will be asked to fill in a form with details of your birth and occupation., …application forms.

15    If you say that it is bad form to behave in a particular way, you mean that it is rude and impolite.
  (BRIT)
OLD-FASHIONED
♦
bad form      phrase   usu PHR after v, v-link PHR
It was thought bad form to discuss business on social occasions.

16    If you say that someone is in good form, you mean that they seem healthy and cheerful.
  (BRIT)
♦
in good form      phrase   v-link PHR

17    If you say that someone is off form, you think they are not performing as well as they usually do.
  (BRIT)
♦
off form      phrase   v-link PHR
(=below par)

18    If you say that someone is on form, you think that they are performing their usual activity very well.
  (BRIT)
♦
on form      phrase   v-link PHR
Robert Redford is back on form in his new movie `Sneakers’.

19    When something takes form, it develops or begins to be visible.
♦
take form      phrase   V inflects
As plans took form in her mind, she realized the need for an accomplice…, The face of Mrs Lisbon took form in the dimness.

20    If someone or something behaves true to form, they do what is expected and is typical of them.
♦
true to form      phrase   v PHR, PHR with cl
My luck was running true to form…, True to form, she kept her guests waiting for more than 90 minutes.

art form ( art forms plural ) If you describe an activity as an art form, you mean that it is concerned with creating objects, works, or performances that are beautiful or have a serious meaning. n-count
…Indian dance and related art forms.

combining form ( combining forms plural ) A combining form is a word that is used, or used with a particular meaning, only when joined to another word. For example, `-legged’ as in `four-legged’ and `-fold’ as in `fivefold’ are combining forms. n-count

free form      , free-form
A free form work of art or piece of music has not been created according to a standard style or convention.      adj   ADJ n
…free-form jazz.

life form ( life forms plural ) A life form is any living thing such as an animal or plant. n-count with supp

re-form        ( re-forms    3rd person present)   ( re-forming    present participle)   ( re-formed    past tense & past participle  ) , reform   When an organization, group, or shape re-forms, or when someone re-forms it, it is created again after a period during which it did not exist or existed in a different form.      verb
The official trades union council voted to disband itself and re-form as a confederation…      V
The 40-year-old singer reformed his band.      V n

sixth form ( sixth forms plural ) , sixth-form The sixth form in a British school consists of the classes that pupils go to from 16 to 18 years of age, usually in order to study for A levels. n-count usu sing
She was offered her first modelling job while she was still in the sixth-form…

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deduction	n.	the process of using the knowledge or information you have in order to understand something or form an opinion, or the opinion that you form ()	I have to make deductions about the meaning of words in poem then, I could understand more.
eDocuments	n.	the electronic contents generated by an electronic device or system in form of an electronic form or as a printed output (excluding the computer system files) are called e-documents	[Tech.];[Leg.] electronic contents
! WtE	abbr. acron.	Waste to Energy; Waste-to-energy (WtE) or energy-from-waste (EfW) is the process of generating energy in the form of electricity and/or heat from the primary treatment of waste
vit	n.	a dose of medicine in the form of a small pellet	[Med.];[Slang] «vit» is slang for «pill»
MBWA	n.	management by walking/wandering around; it’s a form of management based on frequent informal visits to the subordinates’work area and direct interaction with them	[Bus.]
totes	adv.	shorter informal form for «totally» (used mostly by teenagers)	[Slang] e.g.: You’re totes right!
vaccine	n.	a substance containing a harmless form of the germs that cause a particular disease. It is given to people, usually by injection, to prevent them from getting that disease.
employerism	n.	a portmanteau of ’employer’ and ‘voyeurism’. signifies the act of searching for an employer or the practice of an employer when looking to fill positions. The term places an emphasis on the secretive connotation of the word ‘voyeur’, denoting a clandestine and thus superior form of employment search	[Tech.] Ex.: Employerism is what one must engage in, if one wishes to embark upon a more productive job hunt!
! prolegomene	n.	prolegomena -an introduction at the start of a book, usually used in plural form
payday loan	n.	A small short-term loan, with very high interest rates, that the borrower promises to repay on or near the next payday. Used by wage earners who run short of cash before payday. Payday lending is an established form of lending in the US and Canada.	Also: payday advance, overnight loan.
сommognition	n.	A theory that regards thinking as a form of internal communication rather than an entirely different operation	[Psych.]
cyber object	n.	a virtual component in cyberspace which may be in any form and may execute any function, solely or partially.	[Tech.]
cyber insurance	exp.	form of electronic indemnification for businesses and individuals against cyber-attacks and risks.	[Fin.];[Comp.]
stiletto strength	n.	a form of workout based on the usage of high heels	also called legwork
! Digital Footprints	exp.	Digital footprint is a track left by user in form of data in process of transmission of information online

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[ fˈɔːm], [ fˈɔːm], [ f_ˈɔː_m]

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accepted procedure; ceremony (noun)
account of a happening (noun)
anatomy (noun)
animate body and its condition (noun)
appearance (noun)
appearance, pretense (noun)
application (noun)
archetype (noun)
arrangement (noun)
arrangement, organization (noun)
artifact (noun)
aura, appearance (noun)
behavior (noun)
bench (noun)
bod (noun)
bring up (noun)
cast (noun)
category (noun)
ceremony (noun)
ceremony, rite (noun)
chassis (noun)
class (noun)
class, kind (noun)
class, rank (noun)
closed plane figure (noun)
composition (noun)
condition (noun)
configuration (noun)
conformation (noun)
construction (noun)
contour (noun)
correspondence in appearance; something that corresponds (noun)
custom (noun)
decorum (noun)
design (noun)
document (noun)
document that requires answers or information (noun)
drawing of outline (noun)
dummy (noun)
embodiment (noun)
enclosure (noun)
essence (noun)
established practice (noun)
etiquette (noun)
fashion (noun)
figuration (noun)
flesh (noun)
form (noun)
formality (noun)
formula (noun)
frame (noun)
garb (noun)
grace (noun)
grade (noun)
grammar (noun)
grouping (noun)
guise (noun)
habitualness (noun)
harmony (noun)
health (noun)
healthiness (noun)
heart, significance (noun)
heartiness (noun)
hideout, habitat (noun)
idea (noun)
image (noun)
impression (noun)
lair (noun)
latest style, prevailing taste (noun)
law, standard (noun)
layout, plan (noun)
likeness (noun)
lineup (noun)
mannequin (noun)
manner (noun)
materialization (noun)
matrix (noun)
means, mode (noun)
medium (noun)
method (noun)
order (noun)
organization, arrangement (noun)
outline (noun)
physical make-up and health (noun)
physique (noun)
plan (noun)
position (noun)
principle (noun)
procedure (noun)
process, system for accomplishing something (noun)
profile (noun)
punctiliousness (noun)
representation, manifestation (noun)
return (noun)
semblance (noun)
shape (noun)
shape; arrangement (noun)
sketch (noun)
something included with a letter (noun)
something understood, planned, or (noun)
structure (noun)
structure, arrangement (noun)
structure, composition (noun)
style (noun)
summary (noun)
symmetry (noun)
terrain (noun)
texture (noun)
thing (noun)
topography (noun)
tradition (noun)
type, kind (noun)
typical example (noun)
uniformness (noun)
usualness (noun)
var (noun)
version (noun)
warp and woof (noun)
way (noun)
worship, ceremony (noun)
written communication (noun)
arch (verb)
arrange (verb)
array (verb)
assemble (verb)
bear (verb)
beat (verb)
begin (verb)
brew (verb)
bring into existence; make, produce (verb)
bring up (verb)
build (verb)
carve (verb)
come into being; arise (verb)
compose (verb)
comprise (verb)
comprise, be a part of (verb)
conceive (verb)
construct (verb)
create (verb)
design (verb)
develop (verb)
devise (verb)
draft (verb)
draw (verb)
educate, discipline (verb)
erect (verb)
establish (verb)
fabricate (verb)
found (verb)
generate (verb)
hammer (verb)
hammer out (verb)
imagine (verb)
incorporate (verb)
influence (verb)
invent (verb)
jell (verb)
make (verb)
manufacture (verb)
order (verb)
organize (verb)
originate (verb)
outline (verb)
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produce (verb)
prototype (verb)
raise (verb)
round (verb)
shape (verb)
strategize (verb)
teach (verb)
turn (verb)
upraise (verb)
uprear (verb)
whittle (verb)
work out (verb)
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bring up
compose
construct
create
curve
draw
formula
give birth
hammer out
imagine
influence
make up
originate
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plan
posture
prepare
produce
put together
round
teach
whittle
work out

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adj.

• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- appearance,
- characteristic.
n.
- competence,
- aptitude,
- proficiency,
- skill,
- gift,
- talent,
- prowess,
- ability,
- mastery,
- experience.
- aquatint,
- art deco,
- art nouveau,
- camp,
- baroque,
- torso,
- abstract expressionism,
- the avant-garde,
- arts and crafts,
- agitprop,
- brushwork.
- apposition,
- method,
- derivative,
- derivation,
- blend,
- anaphora,
- appropriacy,
- mode,
- canonical form,
- affix,
- componential analysis,
- manner,
- compound.
- property,
- component,
- die,
- peculiarity,
- factor,
- quality,
- nature,
- facet,
- feature.
- card,
- Annual Report,
- questionnaire,
- blank,
- duplicate,
- copy,
- blue book,
- Consent Form,
- confidentiality agreement,
- concept statement,
- application,
- report,
- dossier,
- company report,
- information,
- certificate,
- charter.
- appear.
- deform,
- surface.
- start-off,
- words,
- seek.
- state,
- well-being,
- wellness,
- mental health,
- usual,
- ill health.
- cross-section,
- grouping.
- fitness,
- proportions,
- better,
- trim.
- matrix.
• accepted procedure; ceremony (noun)
- rule,
- etiquette,
- layout,
- practice,
- ceremonial,
- process,
- usage,
- way,
- setup,
- proceeding,
- channels,
- by the numbers,
- regulation,
- done thing,
- conduct,
- canon,
- habit,
- law,
- ropes,
- protocol,
- Convenance,
- convention,
- propriety,
- precept,
- manners,
- decorum,
- by the book,
- rite.
• account of a happening (noun)
- version.
• anatomy (noun)
- anatomy,
- figure.
• animate body and its condition (noun)
- frame,
- phenomenon,
- physique,
- condition,
- object,
- being.
• appearance (noun)
- bearing,
- mien,
- image,
- display,
- countenance,
- aspect,
- spectacle,
- show,
- view,
- air,
- vista,
- look,
- demeanor.
• appearance, pretense (noun)
- guise.
• application (noun)
- solicitation,
- solicitations.
• archetype (noun)
- perfect specimens,
- paradigm,
- perfect specimen,
- classic exemplar,
- prime examples,
- prime example,
- classic exemplars.
• arrangement (noun)
- organization,
- placement.
• arrangement, organization (noun)
- order.
• artifact (noun)
- form.
• aura, appearance (noun)
- semblance.
• behavior (noun)
- way of life,
- Habits,
- tenue,
- what’s done,
- Tenues.
• bench (noun)
- stall,
- lawn seats,
- pew,
- lawn seat.
• bod (noun)
- bod.
• bring up (noun)
- bring.
• cast (noun)
- re plica,
- re-plica,
- cast.
• category (noun)
- breed,
- grain,
- persuasion,
- kingdom,
- brand,
- species,
- genus,
- feather,
- level,
- stock,
- kind,
- designation,
- degree,
- race,
- step,
- clan,
- caste,
- phylum,
- variety,
- style,
- stamp,
- line,
- classification,
- genotype,
- denomination,
- ilk,
- strain,
- taxonomy,
- label,
- stripe,
- series,
- Family,
- people,
- category.
• ceremony (noun)
- formalisms,
- formalism,
- formal courtesies,
- preciseness,
- formal courtesy,
- politeness,
- ceremonials.
• ceremony, rite (noun)
- observance.
• chassis (noun)
- chassis.
• class (noun)
- sessions,
- re citation,
- quiz groups,
- course of study,
- seminary,
- re citations,
- semi-nary,
- sub-division,
- sub division,
- room,
- Seminaries,
- sub divisions,
- homeroom,
- sub-divisions,
- re-citation,
- semi nary,
- re-citations,
- lecture group,
- course study,
- class,
- lecture groups,
- homerooms,
- quiz group.
• class, kind (noun)
- type.
• class, rank (noun)
- estate.
• closed plane figure (noun)
- polygon.
• composition (noun)
- spacing,
- make-ups,
- placings,
- spacings,
- make-up.
• condition (noun)
- phase.
• configuration (noun)
- gestalten,
- gestalts,
- configuration.
• conformation (noun)
- conformation.
• construction (noun)
- prefabrication,
- putting ups,
- fabrics,
- pre-fabrications,
- rearings,
- roadworks,
- pre fabrication,
- fabricatings,
- roadwork,
- pre-fabrication,
- erections,
- raisings,
- prefabrications,
- erection,
- pre fabrications,
- erectings.
• contour (noun)
- re lief,
- contour,
- lineament,
- de-lineations,
- de lineation,
- re-lief,
- de-lineation,
- lineaments,
- de lineations.
• correspondence in appearance; something that corresponds (noun)
- likeness.
• custom (noun)
- inti,
- inheritence,
- conventionalisms,
- unwritten law,
- inheritences,
- established way,
- hangup,
- habitude,
- beaten path,
- unwritten rule,
- conventionalism,
- usance,
- established ways,
- beaten paths,
- unwritten rules,
- matter course,
- grind,
- wonts,
- folkway,
- hang up,
- folkways,
- in to.
• decorum (noun)
- courtlinesses,
- correctitude,
- correctitudes,
- good graces,
- good grace,
- courtliness,
- convenances.
• design (noun)
- schema,
- paste up,
- de-sign,
- painting,
- de sign,
- motifs,
- paste-up,
- paste ups,
- paste-ups,
- pasteups,
- map,
- de-signs,
- tracings,
- pasteup,
- de signs,
- tracery,
- Traceries.
• document (noun)
- instrument,
- re cords,
- re-cord,
- re-cords,
- re cord.
• document that requires answers or information (noun)
- chart,
- paper,
- sheet,
- data sheet,
- letter.
• drawing of outline (noun)
- profile.
• dummy (noun)
- manikin,
- standin.
• embodiment (noun)
- objectification,
- in carnations,
- reifications,
- encompassment,
- in-corporations,
- prosopopoeia,
- exemplification,
- prosopopoeias,
- reification,
- in-carnations,
- ex ample,
- avatars,
- materialization,
- in carnation,
- personalization,
- in corporations,
- prosopopeia,
- exemplar,
- in-corporation,
- exemplifications,
- ex-ample,
- in corporation,
- encompassments,
- in-carnation,
- avatar.
• enclosure (noun)
- in formation.
• essence (noun)
- Virtuality,
- name of game,
- essentiality,
- nittygritty,
- nitty-gritty,
- virtualities,
- lifeblood,
- be-all end-all,
- essentias,
- essentia,
- name game,
- chief constituent,
- chief constituents,
- be all end all,
- Quiddities,
- main ideas,
- piths,
- nitty gritty,
- sub stances,
- sub-stance,
- sub stance,
- quiddity,
- be all and end all,
- main idea,
- sub-stances,
- lifebloods,
- germs.
• established practice (noun)
- tradition.
• etiquette (noun)
- good behaviors,
- good behavior,
- proper behaviors,
- p q,
- p’s q’s,
- ps and qs,
- ps qs,
- punctilio,
- proper behavior,
- p and q.
• fashion (noun)
- latest,
- newest wrinkle,
- faddism,
- bandwagon,
- in thing,
- cultism,
- bandwagons,
- Cultus.
• figuration (noun)
- figuration,
- symbolism.
• flesh (noun)
- flesh.
• form (noun)
- grade,
- var.,
- human body,
- variant,
- features,
- imprint,
- signifier,
- physical body,
- mannikin,
- sort,
- mannequin,
- manakin,
- word form,
- material body,
- soma,
- organise.
• formality (noun)
- academism.
• formula (noun)
- formula,
- Formularies,
- equation,
- maxim.
• frame (noun)
- mounting,
- valances,
- mountings,
- groundwork,
- valance,
- flounce.
• garb (noun)
- out fits,
- uni forms,
- uni-form,
- out fit,
- uni-forms,
- out-fits,
- uni form,
- out-fit.
• grace (noun)
- lissomeness,
- shapelinesses,
- lissomenesses,
- gracefulness,
- lithesomenesses,
- lithesomeness,
- gracefulnesses,
- shapeliness.
• grade (noun)
- de-gree,
- rung,
- de grees,
- grades,
- de-grees,
- tier,
- de gree.
• grammar (noun)
- grammar,
- language,
- phrase,
- qualifier,
- phraseology,
- subject,
- conjugation,
- wording,
- syntax,
- formulation,
- predicate.
• grouping (noun)
- rangis,
- rangi.
• guise (noun)
- dis guise,
- seemings,
- false show,
- false front,
- false shows,
- dis-guise,
- dis-guises,
- dis guises.
• habitualness (noun)
- P,
- p’s,
- ps,
- Normalities.
• harmony (noun)
- regularity.
• health (noun)
- healthfulness,
- clean bill,
- pink,
- wellbeing,
- fine feather,
- lustiness,
- salubriousness,
- salubrity,
- healthiness,
- heartiness,
- haleness,
- good condition,
- tonicity,
- top form,
- fine feathers,
- hardiness,
- Eupepsia,
- robustness.
• healthiness (noun)
- SH,
- SHES.
• heart, significance (noun)
- essence.
• heartiness (noun)
- S,
- s’s,
- ss,
- s’.
• hideout, habitat (noun)
- lair.
• idea (noun)
- Significancy,
- believed abstraction,
- hypothesis.
• image (noun)
- photo-copies,
- chip off old blocks,
- chip old blocks,
- re-flections,
- carved figure,
- re productions,
- photo-copy,
- chip off old block,
- chip old block,
- photo copy,
- re flection,
- spitting image,
- Effigies,
- photo copies,
- re-flection,
- re-productions,
- similitude,
- re-production,
- re flections,
- carved figures.
• impression (noun)
- stampings,
- in dentations,
- in-dentation,
- in-dentations,
- in dentation.
• lair (noun)
- resting place.
• latest style, prevailing taste (noun)
- fashion.
• law, standard (noun)
- principle.
• layout, plan (noun)
- format.
• likeness (noun)
- comparableness,
- knock-off,
- re presentation,
- counter-parts,
- knock offs,
- re-presentations,
- lookalike,
- knockoffs,
- re presentations,
- knock-offs,
- counter-part,
- comparablenesses,
- counter part,
- knockoff,
- re-semblances,
- re semblances,
- re semblance,
- counter parts,
- Re-presentation,
- parallelism,
- re-semblance.
• lineup (noun)
- lineup.
• mannequin (noun)
- dummy.
• manner (noun)
- Modus,
- wises,
- pro-cess,
- tenor,
- pro-cesses,
- genres,
- pro cess,
- MODU.
• materialization (noun)
- exteriorization.
• matrix (noun)
- womb,
- WOMBS.
• means, mode (noun)
- medium.
• medium (noun)
- intermediates,
- inter mediates,
- inter-mediates,
- Psychics,
- inter mediate,
- seer.
• method (noun)
- shortcut,
- the book,
- Technics,
- orderliness,
- Systemization,
- Recipes,
- Technic,
- systematization.
• order (noun)
- codification,
- codifications.
• organization, arrangement (noun)
- proportion,
- symmetry.
• outline (noun)
- border,
- tracing,
- circumference,
- skeleton,
- wire frame,
- delineation,
- periphery,
- perimeter,
- girth,
- silhouette,
- framework,
- drawing,
- sketch,
- limit,
- representation,
- outline.
• physical make-up and health (noun)
- constitution.
• physique (noun)
- body,
- builts.
• plan (noun)
- road map,
- time line,
- prospectus,
- scale drawing.
• position (noun)
- size of it,
- size it,
- like is,
- like i,
- ballgames,
- locus,
- the size of it,
- the size it,
- like it is,
- ballgame,
- how things stack ups,
- like it i,
- how things stack up.
• principle (noun)
- golden rules,
- Principia,
- principium,
- pro positions,
- pre scripts,
- pro-positions,
- pro position,
- golden rule,
- pre-script,
- pre script.
• procedure (noun)
- trans-actions,
- game plan,
- trans-action,
- trans action,
- the number,
- the numbers,
- trans actions.
• process, system for accomplishing something (noun)
- procedure.
• profile (noun)
- side view,
- side views,
- pro-files,
- lineation,
- lineations,
- pro files,
- pro-file,
- pro file.
• punctiliousness (noun)
- punctiliousness.
• representation, manifestation (noun)
- embodiment.
• return (noun)
- re turn,
- re-turns,
- Re-turn,
- re turns.
• semblance (noun)
- pre tenses,
- pre-tense,
- pre tense.
• shape (noun)
- stance.
• shape; arrangement (noun)
- articulation,
- system.
• sketch (noun)
- adumbration,
- vignette,
- Apercus,
- adumbrations,
- apercu.
• something included with a letter (noun)
- enclosure.
• something understood, planned, or (noun)
- idea.
• structure (noun)
- texture.
• structure, arrangement (noun)
- composition.
• structure, composition (noun)
- makeup.
• style (noun)
- druthers.
• summary (noun)
- return.
• symmetry (noun)
- centrality,
- proportionality,
- Centralities,
- proportionalities,
- equipoise.
• terrain (noun)
- pro vince,
- pro-vince,
- pro-vinces,
- topography,
- pro vinces,
- terrain.
• texture (noun)
- intermixture,
- woofs,
- intermixtures,
- flexibility,
- warp and woof,
- woof,
- Tissues,
- tissue.
• thing (noun)
- Corporealities,
- in-dividual,
- corporeality,
- in dividual.
• topography (noun)
- the lay of land,
- the lay of the land,
- the lay land,
- lay of land,
- the lay the land,
- lay land,
- lay the land.
• tradition (noun)
- in heritances,
- in-heritances,
- in heritance,
- in-heritance.
• type, kind (noun)
- description,
- manifestation,
- character.
• typical example (noun)
- archetype.
• uniformness (noun)
- uniformness.
• usualness (noun)
- habitualness.
• var (noun)
- var.
• version (noun)
- simplifications,
- re statements,
- re-statement,
- para-phrase,
- re-wording,
- para phrase,
- para phrases,
- re wordings,
- redactions,
- para-phrases,
- re-statements,
- re-wordings,
- re statement,
- rewordings,
- re wording,
- transcription,
- simplification,
- redaction,
- transcriptions.
• warp and woof (noun)
- warp woof,
- warp-woof.
• way (noun)
- de tail,
- course action,
- re spect,
- re-spect,
- de-tail,
- re-spects,
- re spects,
- course of action,
- de-tails,
- de tails.
• worship, ceremony (noun)
- liturgy.
• written communication (noun)
- document.
v.

• arch (verb)
- ex tend,
- Arcking,
- ex-tend,
- ex-tending,
- ex tending,
- ex-tends,
- ex-tended,
- Arcked,
- ex tends,
- ex tended.
• arrange (verb)
- policed up,
- whipped into shape,
- dis-pose,
- whipt into shape,
- put good shape,
- polices up,
- whipt in to shape,
- dis posed,
- putting in good shape,
- whipping in to shape,
- putting good shape,
- putting order,
- putting to rights,
- put order,
- whips into shape,
- puts order,
- whipped in to shape,
- dis-posed,
- puts to rights,
- putting rights,
- dis posing,
- dis-posing,
- puts rights,
- policing up,
- dis pose,
- puts good shape,
- put rights,
- puts in good shape,
- whip in to shape,
- whips in to shape,
- whipping into shape.
• array (verb)
- dis playing,
- dis-playing,
- dis played,
- dis-played.
• assemble (verb)
- pieces together.
• bear (verb)
- are delivered of,
- parturitates,
- pro-vides,
- pro vided,
- am delivered of,
- re produces,
- parturitated,
- brought forth,
- pro viding,
- re-produced,
- pro vide,
- brings forth,
- be-gotten,
- re produce,
- re-produce,
- be gotten,
- art delivered of,
- pro-viding,
- were delivered of,
- was delivered of,
- re producing,
- pro-vide,
- be-getting,
- is delivered of,
- being delivered of,
- parturitating,
- re-produces,
- wast delivered of,
- pro vides,
- re-producing,
- re produced,
- wert delivered of,
- pro-vided,
- be getting.
• beat (verb)
- Malleating,
- malleates,
- Malleated.
• begin (verb)
- conceive,
- initialize,
- stem,
- germinate,
- undertake,
- embark,
- emerge,
- introduce,
- start,
- inaugurate,
- spring,
- sprout,
- induct,
- dawn,
- initiate,
- bud,
- birth,
- begin,
- commence.
• brew (verb)
- ex-cited,
- ex cite,
- ex-cite,
- ex cites,
- ex-cites,
- ex cited,
- ex citing.
• bring into existence; make, produce (verb)
- constitute,
- hammer out,
- project,
- finish,
- fix,
- work,
- concoct,
- plot,
- put together,
- perfect,
- dream up,
- consummate,
- cook up,
- complete,
- knock off,
- trace,
- set,
- cultivate,
- block out,
- assemble,
- turn out.
• bring up (verb)
- provides for,
- providing for.
• build (verb)
- jerry builds,
- pre fabricates,
- jerrybuilds,
- fits together,
- jerry build,
- pre-fabricates,
- jerry-building,
- pre fabricated,
- re-constructing,
- pre fabricating,
- throws together,
- superstructs,
- re-constructs,
- jerry built,
- jerry-builds,
- prefabricating,
- re construct,
- re-construct,
- pre-fabricated,
- re constructs,
- re-constructed,
- jerrybuilt,
- knocking together,
- pre-fabricating,
- prefabricates,
- re constructing,
- superstructed,
- pre-fabricate,
- throwing together,
- knocks together,
- re constructed,
- pre fabricate,
- threw together,
- jerrybuilding,
- knocked together,
- superstructing.
• carve (verb)
- dis-severs,
- in-dents,
- in-dent,
- in dents,
- in-dented,
- in-denting,
- insculpted,
- rough hew,
- insculpting,
- dis severing,
- rough hewn,
- in dent,
- in sculpts,
- dis-severed,
- rough-hewing,
- rough-hews,
- rough hewed,
- dis-severing,
- insculpts,
- rough-hewed,
- roughhewed,
- dis severs,
- rough hewing,
- in-sculpt,
- in-sculpted,
- in-sculpts,
- in-sculpting,
- in dented,
- dis sever,
- rough hews,
- in denting,
- in sculpted,
- in sculpt,
- dis-sever,
- roughhewing,
- roughhews,
- dis severed,
- in sculpting.
• come into being; arise (verb)
- eventuate,
- show up,
- rise,
- mature,
- fall into place,
- condense,
- take on character,
- shape up,
- become a reality,
- accumulate,
- become visible,
- settle,
- harden.
• compose (verb)
- combine,
- embody,
- embrace,
- include,
- compile.
• comprise (verb)
- are contained in,
- wast contained in,
- was contained in,
- am contained in,
- is contained in,
- being composed of,
- are composed of,
- were composed of,
- wert contained in,
- wert composed of,
- am composed of,
- wast composed of,
- being contained in,
- were contained in,
- was composed of,
- art composed of,
- art contained in.
• comprise, be a part of (verb)
- serve as,
- figure in,
- act as.
• conceive (verb)
- de pictures,
- thinks up,
- de-pictures,
- spitballing,
- trumping up,
- de-pictured,
- headed trip,
- heading trip,
- de picturing,
- de-picture,
- de picture,
- becomes pregnant,
- heads trip,
- spitballed,
- trumps up,
- de pictured,
- thinking up,
- de-picturing.
• construct (verb)
- prefabbed,
- cobbled up,
- cobbles up,
- pre fab,
- hoked up,
- prefabbing,
- hoking up,
- cobbling up,
- hokes up.
• create (verb)
- formulate.
• design (verb)
- de scribes,
- de-scribing,
- de-scribes,
- de lineated,
- de scribed,
- de-signed,
- doping out,
- sketching out,
- sets out,
- de scribe,
- de scribing,
- sketched out,
- de signing,
- sketches out,
- de-signing,
- dopes out,
- doped out,
- de-lineated,
- de-lineate,
- de lineate,
- de-scribe,
- de signed,
- de-scribed.
• develop (verb)
- un-rolling,
- ex-plicate,
- un-twisting,
- be-tiding,
- un-raveled,
- un ravel,
- ex plain,
- be-falling,
- un-furled,
- be tide,
- ex-plains,
- un coiling,
- un roll,
- be fallen,
- un-covers,
- fore-told,
- ex-plain,
- un-ravels,
- un-coil,
- ex-plained,
- dis-entangled,
- fore tells,
- un rolling,
- un-covering,
- ex plained,
- un-cover,
- be tided,
- un-winding,
- be-tides,
- dis closes,
- dis-closed,
- be-tided,
- un-twisted,
- dis-entangles,
- dis-closes,
- re counting,
- un-furling,
- fore-telling,
- re-counted,
- un-twist,
- un wind,
- un-winds,
- be-fallen,
- un-twists,
- fore telling,
- un winds,
- dis-entangling,
- re-counts,
- ex plicates,
- un coils,
- ex-plicating,
- un-roll,
- be tides,
- un-coils,
- fore-tell,
- un twists,
- un covered,
- un-rolls,
- trans pire,
- un-wind,
- dis entangle,
- un cover,
- dis entangling,
- be fall,
- re ached,
- un rolls,
- un raveled,
- ex-plicates,
- ex-plaining,
- un-ravelled,
- un-coiled,
- be-tide,
- be falling,
- un ravelling,
- un covering,
- re-ached,
- dis entangled,
- dis-entangle,
- be falls,
- un ravelled,
- ex plicated,
- dis-closing,
- re aching,
- fore-tells,
- un twisting,
- un ravels,
- dis closed,
- fore told,
- be tiding,
- un winding,
- un-ravelling,
- un-wound,
- be-fell,
- dis-close,
- un coil,
- re-aching,
- un wound,
- dis closing,
- fore tell,
- un rolled,
- ex plaining,
- re counts,
- ex-plicated,
- un furled,
- dis close,
- be-falls,
- un furling,
- be-fall,
- re counted,
- trans-pire,
- un-coiling,
- ex plicate,
- un-rolled,
- re-counting,
- dis entangles,
- ex plains,
- un twisted,
- un twist,
- un raveling,
- be fell,
- un coiled,
- un-raveling,
- un covers,
- un-ravel,
- ex plicating.
• devise (verb)
- fakes it,
- de vise,
- de vised,
- faked it,
- de-vise,
- faking it,
- de-vising,
- de vising,
- de-vised.
• draft (verb)
- out-lined,
- skeletoned,
- skeletoning,
- out lining,
- out-lining,
- out lined.
• draw (verb)
- pro-filing,
- ex-pressing,
- ex press,
- maps out,
- pro-filed,
- pro filing,
- ex-press,
- pro filed,
- ex pressing,
- mapped out,
- de pict,
- de-pict,
- de picts,
- ex pressed,
- de-picts.
• educate, discipline (verb)
- rear,
- give character,
- instruct,
- train.
• erect (verb)
- running up,
- stands up,
- ran up.
• establish (verb)
- domiciliates,
- rivetting,
- de-cree,
- started ball rolling,
- end-owed,
- end owed,
- in-stalls,
- de creed,
- lays foundation,
- starting ball rolling,
- laying foundation,
- rang in,
- ringing in,
- end-owing,
- in stalls,
- in-stalled,
- rivetted,
- de-creed,
- laid foundation,
- ringed in,
- de crees,
- de-crees,
- in-stalling,
- end owing,
- de cree,
- in stalling,
- in stalled,
- in-stall,
- rings in,
- in stall,
- starts ball rolling.
• fabricate (verb)
- pre tends,
- mis-represented,
- mis-represents,
- whomps up,
- mis representing,
- whomped up,
- pre-tended,
- mis-represent,
- mis-representing,
- pre tending,
- pre-tending,
- mis represent,
- mis represented,
- pre tend,
- whomping up,
- making like,
- made like,
- makes like,
- pre-tends,
- mis represents.
• found (verb)
- starts up,
- settles up,
- gat going,
- started the ball rolling,
- starts the ball rolling,
- starting up,
- settled up,
- starting the ball rolling,
- gotten going,
- settling up,
- be ginning,
- be-ginning,
- be gun,
- gets going,
- be-gun.
• generate (verb)
- in-duce,
- in-duces,
- intro duce,
- intro-duces,
- intro duces,
- multi plying,
- in duce,
- multi-plying,
- multi-plied,
- in duces,
- intro-duce.
• hammer (verb)
- de feat,
- de-feat,
- de-feats,
- whomped,
- de feats.
• hammer out (verb)
- thrashing out,
- fighting through,
- ex-cogitate,
- fought through,
- thrashes out,
- thrashed out,
- ex-cogitating,
- sorts out,
- ex-cogitates,
- fights through,
- ex cogitate,
- ex cogitates,
- ex cogitated,
- ex-cogitated,
- ex cogitating.
• imagine (verb)
- built castles in air,
- builded castles in air,
- builds castles in air,
- builds castles air,
- building castles air,
- see one mind,
- see one’s mind,
- seeing in mind,
- see ones mind,
- seeing ones mind,
- seeing mind,
- see in one mind,
- build castles air,
- see in mind,
- see mind,
- built castles air,
- sees mind,
- see in ones mind,
- builded castles air,
- building castles in air,
- seeing one mind,
- thinks of,
- saw in mind,
- saw in one’s mind,
- sees in ones mind,
- saw mind,
- seeing in one mind,
- sees in one mind,
- seeing one’s mind,
- sees one’s mind,
- saw in ones mind,
- saw in one mind,
- sees in one’s mind,
- saw ones mind,
- sees in mind,
- sees one mind,
- seeing in one’s mind,
- seeing in ones mind,
- saw one’s mind,
- saw one mind,
- sees ones mind.
• incorporate (verb)
- ganging up,
- gangs up,
- hooking in,
- in corporates,
- hooks in,
- in-corporate,
- hooked in,
- ties in,
- in-corporates,
- ganged up,
- in corporate.
• influence (verb)
- acting up on,
- argues in to,
- acts up on,
- works upon,
- has a part in,
- pre-vailed,
- pre disposing,
- hadst part in,
- argue in to,
- pre-disposing,
- working upon,
- haddest a part in,
- acted up on,
- talks in to,
- act up on,
- in clines,
- art recognized,
- pre-dispose,
- hast a part in,
- argues into,
- in-cited,
- pre vail,
- acting upon,
- hast part in,
- were recognized,
- talk in to,
- pulled strings,
- in-clines,
- had a part in,
- bring bear,
- argued in to,
- impacts on,
- in-cline,
- am recognized,
- argued into,
- pre dispose,
- has part in,
- talking in to,
- pre vailing,
- pre-vail,
- haddest part in,
- work up on,
- acts upon,
- pre vailed,
- impacted on,
- wast recognized,
- talks into,
- are recognized,
- talking into,
- wert recognized,
- worked up on,
- working up on,
- hath a part in,
- in-cite,
- pre vails,
- pre-vails,
- having a part in,
- pulls strings,
- being recognized,
- was recognized,
- wrought up on,
- in cline,
- pre-disposed,
- impacting on,
- talked in to,
- had part in,
- talked into,
- hath part in,
- pulling strings,
- hadst a part in,
- have part in,
- is recognized,
- pre-disposes,
- works up on,
- having part in,
- pre disposes,
- in cite,
- in cites.
• invent (verb)
- in venting,
- off-the-cuffs,
- in-venting,
- off-the-cuffed,
- tosses off,
- in-vented,
- off the cuffed,
- off the cuffing,
- in vents,
- in-vent,
- in vent,
- come up on,
- off the cuffs,
- tost off,
- tossing off,
- in vented,
- off-the-cuffing,
- in-vents.
• jell (verb)
- co hering,
- takes shape,
- taking shape,
- gelating,
- gelates,
- co-hering,
- gelated,
- came together,
- co-here,
- took shape,
- co-heres,
- co here,
- jellifies,
- co heres.
• make (verb)
- co-oking,
- tore off,
- re presented,
- gets ready,
- dashing off,
- de-clares,
- co oking,
- gat ready,
- re-presents,
- engages in,
- re-presenting,
- co oked,
- torn off,
- re present,
- whips out,
- tears off,
- Re-present,
- whipt out,
- carries through,
- tare off,
- de clare,
- re-presented,
- dashes off,
- whipping out,
- carried through,
- de-clare,
- co-oked,
- re presenting,
- de clares,
- whipped out,
- engaging in,
- gotten ready,
- re presents.
• manufacture (verb)
- mass producing,
- massproducing,
- massproduced,
- massproduce,
- mass-produces,
- mass produces,
- pro cessing,
- pro cessed,
- pro-cessed,
- mass produced,
- pro-cessing,
- massproduces,
- mass-producing.
• order (verb)
- balance,
- group,
- sift,
- mediate,
- subordinate,
- program,
- rationalize,
- design,
- orchestrate,
- harmonize,
- rate,
- stratify,
- maintain,
- classify,
- unify,
- rank,
- systematize,
- schedule,
- plan,
- control,
- schematize,
- right,
- score,
- screen,
- structure,
- collate,
- regulate,
- marshal,
- normalize,
- unsnarl,
- place,
- categorize,
- support,
- scheme,
- pigeonhole,
- integrate,
- separate,
- adjust,
- stabilize.
• organize (verb)
- being responsible for,
- straightens out,
- licking into shape,
- co ordinate,
- taking care of,
- licks in to shape,
- seeing to,
- art responsible for,
- licked into shape,
- wast responsible for,
- am responsible for,
- co ordinates,
- licks into shape,
- licking in to shape,
- were responsible for,
- was responsible for,
- are responsible for,
- wert responsible for,
- saw to,
- lick in to shape,
- licked in to shape,
- sees to.
• originate (verb)
- break ice,
- set motion,
- sets motion,
- ushered in,
- opens up.
• outline (verb)
- delineate,
- represent,
- circumscribe.
• plan (verb)
- fixt to,
- re-adies,
- laying provisions,
- figures out,
- roughing in,
- laid in provisions,
- fixed to,
- roughs in,
- laid provisions,
- figured on,
- made arrangements,
- lay provisions,
- fixes to,
- re adies,
- laying in provisions,
- reckoning on,
- lays in provisions,
- figuring on,
- roughed in,
- making arrangements,
- makes arrangements,
- reckoned on,
- lays provisions,
- reckons on,
- figures on.
• prepare (verb)
- co aching,
- made provision,
- pre pared,
- out fitted,
- co ached,
- pre-pared,
- lays the groundwork,
- laying the groundwork,
- out-fitted,
- smooth way,
- making provision,
- laying groundwork,
- laid the groundwork,
- pre paring,
- pre-paring,
- fits out,
- co-ached,
- pre pares,
- smooths the way,
- smoothing the way,
- pre-pares,
- out-fitting,
- laid groundwork,
- lays groundwork,
- lay groundwork,
- makes provision,
- smoothed the way,
- smoothing way,
- out fitting,
- smoothed way,
- pre-pare,
- smooths way,
- pre pare,
- co-aching.
• produce (verb)
- father,
- put forth,
- execute,
- mother.
• prototype (verb)
- model,
- prototype.
• raise (verb)
- pyramidding,
- goosing up,
- hiking up,
- jumped up,
- fetched up,
- pro moting,
- sending through roof,
- sending through the roof,
- send through roof,
- jumps up,
- fetches up,
- shoots up,
- pro-moting,
- sent through the roof,
- fetching up,
- congressing,
- hiked up,
- hikes up,
- sends through the roof,
- pro-motes,
- sends through roof,
- goosed up,
- pro-mote,
- jumping up,
- jacked up,
- gooses up,
- sent through roof,
- pyramidded.
• round (verb)
- re curve,
- recurves,
- re curved,
- re-fining,
- whorling,
- re curving,
- re-curving,
- re-curves,
- re fines,
- re-fines,
- re fined,
- re fine,
- re curves,
- re-curve,
- re-fine,
- re-curved.
• shape (verb)
- re models,
- be-coming,
- de fines,
- de-fine,
- be come,
- de-fining,
- re-modeled,
- re-modeling,
- re-model,
- de-fines,
- be comes,
- took form,
- re modelled,
- taking form,
- be-came,
- be came,
- de fine,
- de fined,
- re-models,
- re modeled,
- re-modelled,
- be-come,
- re model,
- de-fined,
- de fining,
- be-comes,
- takes form,
- re modelling.
• strategize (verb)
- laid plans,
- lays plans,
- strategizing,
- laying plans.
• teach (verb)
- gave lessons,
- improved mind,
- gave the facts,
- pro fesses,
- ex pounds,
- giving lessons,
- in form,
- giving the facts,
- opened eyes,
- in forming,
- pounded in to,
- pro-fesses,
- opening eyes,
- shows ropes,
- ex pounding,
- ex-pounding,
- polished up,
- show ropes,
- pro fess,
- pound in to,
- polishes up,
- ex-pounds,
- ex pounded,
- in-forming,
- ex-pound,
- gave instruction,
- pounded into,
- improves mind,
- pounding in to,
- giving facts,
- gives the facts,
- ex-pounded,
- ex pound,
- gave facts,
- showed ropes,
- gives lessons,
- pounds into,
- showing ropes,
- showed the ropes,
- gives facts,
- improving mind,
- showing the ropes,
- pounds in to,
- pounding into,
- giving instruction,
- in forms,
- opens eyes,
- in-forms,
- shows the ropes,
- polishing up,
- pro-fess,
- gives instruction.
• turn (verb)
- changes into,
- grew into,
- trans-pose,
- re fashioned,
- trans form,
- meta morphoses,
- refashions,
- trans-form,
- trans mute,
- trans forming,
- trans-forms,
- pass in to,
- trans figured,
- meta-morphoses,
- trans formed,
- re-make,
- re fashioning,
- re-fashions,
- trans figuring,
- changes in to,
- trans-posing,
- trans-formed,
- trans muting,
- changed into,
- trans mutes,
- trans-lated,
- re-making,
- trans forms,
- re-made,
- grow in to,
- re fashions,
- re-fashioned,
- trans-muting,
- trans-figures,
- trans late,
- trans-figured,
- re fashion,
- passes in to,
- trans-forming,
- changing into,
- trans muted,
- grows in to,
- growing into,
- trans-figuring,
- passes into,
- trans posed,
- re made,
- change in to,
- growing in to,
- re makes,
- passing in to,
- passing into,
- re make,
- trans-mutes,
- changed in to,
- passed in to,
- trans-mute,
- changing in to,
- grows into,
- trans pose,
- passed into,
- re-fashion,
- re-fashioning,
- trans figure,
- grew in to,
- trans-muted,
- trans-figure,
- re making.
• upraise (verb)
- up raised,
- up raises,
- up-raises,
- up raise,
- up-raising,
- up-raise,
- up-raised,
- up raising.
• uprear (verb)
- up rearing,
- up reared,
- up-rearing,
- up rear,
- up-rears,
- up-rear,
- up-reared,
- up rears.
• whittle (verb)
- de creases,
- under-mined,
- under-mining,
- under mined,
- de-creasing,
- de-creased,
- de-creases,
- ate away,
- de creasing,
- wore away,
- de-crease,
- de crease,
- under mining,
- de creased.
• work out (verb)
- comes to terms,
- getting something done,
- came to terms,
- come terms,
- comes terms,
- got something done,
- am effective,
- wert effective,
- re-solving,
- goes well,
- was effective,
- wast effective,
- reached agreement,
- coming terms,
- gat done,
- came terms,
- is effective,
- re-solved,
- got done,
- re-solve,
- re-solves,
- being effective,
- gets done,
- gotten done,
- gotten something done,
- re solves,
- reaches agreement,
- going well,
- were effective,
- gets something done,
- re solve,
- getting done,
- went well,
- are effective,
- gat something done,
- reaching agreement.
Other synonyms:
- bench,
- hew,
- remain,
- kilter,
- behavior,
- teach,
- grace,
- expedite,
- materialize,
- weigh,
- instigate,
- describe,
- custom,
- square off,
- usher in,
- crystallize,
- blunt,
- sixth form,
- student council,
- honor society,
- thing,
- recline,
- curve,
- fettle,
- deformation,
- impression,
- scare up,
- reel out,
- level off,
- dean’s list,
- straighten,
- student government,
- rectangle,
- bring about.
- kink,
- catalyze,
- crimp,
- cutout,
- ball,
- garb,
- propel,
- prove,
- metamorphose,
- formation,
- beget,
- twist,
- improvise,
- spawn,
- bend,
- arrangement,
- conjure up,
- construction,
- reshape,
- health,
- provide,
- buckle,
- hasten,
- evolve,
- curl,
- bunch,
- round off,
- justify.
- diamond,
- sustain,
- kick off,
- smell,
- work up,
- harmony,
- person,
- ritual,
- flatten,
- formality,
- coil,
- become,
- screw up,
- spin off,
- set off,
- come over,
- smooth,
- occasion.
- grow,
- prompt,
- will,
- feel,
- open up,
- acquire.
- ceremony,
- render,
- trigger,
- warrant,
- loop.
- effect,
- launch,
- spur,
- taste,
- guarantee.
- measure,
- send,
- blow.
- solid.
- present.
- force,
- sound.
- mean,
- put on,
- cut.
• bring up
- Nurtured,
- disciplined,
- Educating,
- school,
- provided for,
- provide for,
- Disciplining.
• compose
- belong to,
- pen,
- noted down,
- timed,
- coin a phrase,
- ghostwrites,
- COMPS,
- indite,
- put down,
- poetize,
- COMP,
- be an adjunct,
- scripted,
- formulated,
- push pencil,
- writes,
- merge in,
- ghosted,
- ghostwrote,
- ghostwrite,
- scripting,
- authored,
- ghosting,
- note down,
- be an element of,
- fudge together,
- CLEFS,
- time,
- timing,
- set type,
- ghostwritten,
- clef,
- enter in,
- authoring,
- ghostwriting,
- scribble,
- be made of,
- bang out,
- put pen to paper.
• construct
- lay the foundation for.
• create
- parented,
- give life to,
- Initiating,
- cause to be,
- gives birth to,
- Instituting,
- bring into existence,
- give birth to,
- Spawned,
- brought into existence,
- Siring,
- Sired,
- gave birth to,
- parenting,
- brought into being,
- bring into being.
• curve
- arch.
• draw
- map out,
- graphed,
- pencil,
- pencils,
- mapping out,
- penciled,
- Crayoned,
- profiling,
- Caricaturing,
- Profiled,
- Caricatured,
- pencilled,
- graphing,
- Penciling,
- Crayoning,
- Pencilling.
• formula
- Formulary.
• give birth
- bear.
• hammer out
- sort out,
- fight through,
- sorted out,
- sorting out,
- thrash out.
• imagine
- Visioned,
- Fantasied,
- thinking of,
- build castles in air,
- fantasizing,
- see in one’s mind,
- thought of,
- think of,
- fantasying,
- Visioning.
• influence
- Snowed,
- impact on,
- worked upon,
- be recognized,
- acted upon,
- argue into,
- work upon,
- act upon,
- Snowing,
- wrought upon,
- influences,
- pull strings,
- have a part in,
- talk into.
• make up
- makes up,
- made up.
• originate
- ushering in,
- opened up,
- originates,
- Originating,
- Innovated,
- set in motion,
- sets in motion,
- opening up,
- setting in motion,
- innovate,
- ushers in,
- innovates,
- Innovating.
• Other relevant words:
- Methodize,
- milled,
- thumbed,
- sculpt,
- stood up,
- produce,
- camber,
- hatch,
- comprise,
- insculpt,
- upraise,
- puts in order,
- pigeonholed,
- humped,
- shaped,
- beat,
- uncoil,
- sketch out,
- takes care of,
- untwisting,
- be coming,
- dope out,
- set up,
- give rise to,
- jiving,
- forgathering,
- tooling,
- Cambered,
- lined up,
- encasing,
- stand up,
- Cobbled,
- became pregnant,
- jives,
- become pregnant,
- tossed off,
- diagrammed,
- got ready,
- take shape,
- think up,
- Evolved,
- draw,
- gelling,
- start the ball rolling,
- stretch,
- forge,
- grouped,
- Hacked,
- Malleate,
- put in good shape,
- got going,
- Graving,
- prefab,
- untwist,
- shingling,
- start ball rolling,
- stir up,
- crafted,
- refashion,
- Massing,
- build,
- Schemed,
- rivet,
- started up,
- subsumed,
- play by ear,
- paneled,
- Jellying,
- raise,
- led to,
- depictures,
- gooses,
- unfurled,
- getting going,
- coming together,
- Machining,
- jerry-build,
- Patted,
- looked after,
- thought up,
- Depictured,
- diagraming,
- domiciliate,
- congressed,
- blueprinting,
- jell,
- Domiciliating,
- spruces,
- moor,
- come with,
- work out,
- Patting,
- spitball,
- giving rise to,
- Moulded,
- panelling,
- imaging,
- cambers,
- strategize,
- Spanned,
- shingles,
- roughed,
- come together,
- Jellified,
- roughs,
- construct,
- set out,
- rough-hew,
- graved,
- Sprucing,
- straighten out,
- be responsible for,
- untwisted,
- engender,
- shooting up,
- knead,
- stirred up,
- compose,
- shingle,
- erect,
- setting out,
- pieced together,
- fitting together,
- tear off,
- structuring,
- Depicturing,
- Shingled,
- Meditated,
- mass produce,
- line up,
- Carpentering,
- straightening out,
- jellify,
- framing,
- structured,
- cobble,
- roughhewn,
- Panelled,
- trump up,
- Thumbing,
- whittle,
- paneling,
- pre-fab,
- Riveted,
- lay plans,
- carpentered,
- parturitate,
- shoot up,
- Uprear,
- whomps,
- set down,
- lay foundation,
- jerrybuild,
- co-ordinate,
- organize,
- trounce,
- pass into,
- run up,
- array,
- refashioning,
- round,
- ring in,
- piecing together,
- fitted together,
- sculpting,
- cobble up,
- come to,
- gives rise to,
- grow into,
- Policing,
- be delivered of,
- Lathed,
- manufacture,
- Roughhew,
- matted,
- goose up,
- found,
- be composed of,
- Texturing,
- spitballs,
- cobbling,
- thumb,
- Depicture,
- forgathered,
- whomp,
- see to,
- take form,
- mill,
- arrange,
- jump up,
- thumbs,
- Cambering,
- tearing off,
- fibbing,
- develop,
- mould,
- untwists,
- goosing,
- hike up,
- clear decks,
- carrying through,
- create,
- moulds,
- jive,
- change into,
- getting ready,
- lick into shape,
- lath,
- bring up,
- took care of,
- shape,
- jived,
- spark,
- tying in,
- is responsible for,
- whacking,
- get ready,
- prefabricated,
- tied in,
- shot up,
- jellied,
- envisions,
- be contained in,
- unfurls,
- goosed,
- Gels,
- jerry building,
- hook in,
- ADLIB,
- comes together,
- embodies,
- Cataloguing,
- Jellifying,
- bring forth,
- refashioned,
- remake,
- remakes,
- modelling,
- textured,
- Domiciliated,
- establish,
- sculpted,
- Co-ordinates,
- forgathers,
- whip out,
- tooled,
- arcing,
- humping,
- make,
- diagramming,
- foment,
- masterminding,
- Hacking,
- uncoiling,
- sets down,
- Superstruct,
- straightened out,
- police up,
- gang up,
- Machined,
- Winging,
- invent,
- looks after,
- throw together,
- contrive,
- draft,
- imagine,
- turn,
- whomping,
- stirring up,
- fabricate,
- jack up,
- take care of,
- influence,
- crafting,
- ensconce,
- diagramed,
- Moored,
- originate,
- setting down,
- manipulate,
- engaged in,
- uncoils,
- mass-produce,
- engage in,
- positioning,
- stirs up,
- mass-produced,
- make like,
- synthesize,
- whip into shape,
- polices,
- look after,
- toss off,
- becoming pregnant,
- lines up,
- molding,
- catalogued,
- start up,
- Lathing,
- fake it,
- uncoiled,
- is composed of,
- carve,
- looking after,
- roughing,
- hoke up,
- dashed off,
- put in order,
- prefabs,
- prefabricate,
- put up,
- Happened,
- standing up,
- hewn,
- configure,
- putting in order,
- settle up,
- dash off,
- mold,
- Filed,
- generate,
- knock together,
- whacked,
- lining up,
- Policed,
- impend,
- Tabulated,
- blueprinted,
- rivets,
- encases,
- fit together,
- runs up,
- founding,
- tie in,
- fetch up,
- piece together,
- Imaged,
- sets up,
- put to rights,
- Whomp Up,
- forgather,
- pattern,
- sculpts,
- gel,
- incorporate,
- get going,
- gelate,
- devise,
- leads to,
- Laths,
- make up,
- shaping,
- carry through,
- cobbles,
- moulding,
- prepare,
- encase,
- send through the roof,
- Spruced,
- brew,
- leading to,
- gelled,
- hammer,
- lead to,
- bringing forth,
- etch,
- rough-hewn,
- ad lib,
- Organizing.
• plan
- rough in,
- fix to,
- lay in provisions,
- fixing to,
- reckon on,
- quarterbacks,
- figure on,
- figure out,
- Mapped,
- make arrangements,
- quarterbacking,
- mapping,
- figured out,
- quarterback.
• posture
- position.
• prepare
- make provision,
- fit out,
- warm up,
- lay the groundwork,
- warms up,
- smooth the way,
- fitting out,
- warmed up,
- warming up.
• produce
- giving forth,
- flowered,
- produces,
- give forth,
- show fruit,
- give birth,
- giving birth.
• put together
- bringing together,
- brings together,
- bring together,
- brought together.
• round
- rounding,
- slicked,
- whorled,
- Slicking,
- Sleeked,
- slicks,
- recurve,
- recurving,
- sleeks,
- recurved,
- Sleeking.
• teach
- open eyes,
- polish up,
- pound into,
- improve mind,
- give lessons,
- show the ropes,
- give the facts,
- give instruction,
- give facts.
• whittle
- wear away,
- eats away,
- wears away,
- eating away,
- wearing away,
- eat away.
• work out
- go well,
- come to terms,
- get something done,
- be effective,
- reach agreement,
- get done,
- coming to terms.

How to use «Form» in context?

Form is key to creating human connection. It is the building block of human interaction and expression. When properly executed, it can inspire and encourage a person to express themselves in ways they may not have otherwise.

It is also the foundation of communication. The way we say what we mean is often limited by the way we express ourselves. With good form, we are able to extend our communication and build deeper relationships.

But how do we achieve good form? It starts with understanding the basic principles of communication. For instance, think about how you would inform someone that you are leaving for the day.

Paraphrases for Form:

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Reverse Entailment
- Proper noun, singular
  formation, formulaire.
- Noun, plural
  shapes, formulations.
- Noun, singular or mass
  formality, mould, formulaire.
- Verb, base form
  Re-form.
Independent
- Proper noun, singular
  data, Criteria, directions, dimensions, processes, topics, SDS.
- Noun, plural
  guises, peppers, kinds.
- Noun, singular or mass
  appearance, data, expression, formalism, guise, manifestation, morph, version, wording, Criteria, NS, formwork.
- Verb, past tense
  advanced, assembled, drew, expressed, filled, found, frames, fulfilled, made, produced, stated, Became, Drafted, Entered, Filed, Gave, Issued, Looked, Met, Offered, Consisted, Created, Provided, Stood, Submitted.
- Verb, gerund or present participle
  asking, equipping, forging, grooming, laying, putting, seating, talking, teaching, mentoring.
- Verb, past participle
  attached, reported, required, sent, written, Created, Submitted.
- Verb, non-3rd person singular present
  become, comprise, consist, represent, serve, formulaire.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  determining, falls, Bases, Gives, Comes, Addresses, Voices, eliminates, serves, exists, expresses, submits, concludes, allows, lets, enters, adds, recommends, contains, drafts, sets, raises, operates, generates, makes, produces, presents, draws, decides, devises, organizes, prepares, advises, adopts, issues, offers, enables, develops, churns, proposes, combines, appoints, builds, constitutes, articulates, becomes, creates, puts, educates, lays, lies, belongs, consists, is.
- Verb, base form
  assemble, become, comprise, consist, construct, expected, inform, mould, organize, organized, planned, represent, serve, transform, Enacted, constitutes.
Other Related
- Adjective
  Formulary.
- Proper noun, singular
  formed, shape, Forming, Formulary, shapes.
- Noun, singular or mass
  formation, shape, Forming, Formulary.
- Verb, non-3rd person singular present
  shape.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  shapes.
- Verb, base form
  shape, shapes.

Homophones for Form:

ferryman, firm, fermium, fern, ferny, foramen, farina, Forewarn, free rein, firmiana, Ferine, frown on, freeman, fibrin, fibroma, fermion, forename, frame, foram, forum, frame in, fermi, firearm, forearm, foreman, forewoman, freewoman, five iron, furane, fireman, forenoon, fireroom, furan, farm, fire iron, frown.

Hypernym for Form:

n.
- communication
  telegraph form, application form, claim form, tax form, questionnaire, versification, requisition form, order form, requisition.
v.
- change
  reticulate, constellate, clump, flake, head, granulate, conglobe, grain, conglobate, culminate, bead, bunch, brecciate, cluster, bundle.
- social
  reorganize, choose up, reorganise, regiment, syndicate, draw up, regroup.
- stative
  add, chelate.

Hyponym for Form:

n.
- artifact
  mold, mould, cast.
- attribute
  manner, style, way, fashion, mode, ability.
- communication
  literary genre, writing style, written document, genre, papers, document.
v.
- change
  change.
- social
  create, make.
- stative
  be, constitute, represent, make up, comprise.

Meronym for Form:

n.
- communication
  place, space, blank space.

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