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form

Definition for form

noun as in animate body and its condition

noun as in document that requires answers or information

Strongest matches

application, letter, questionnaire

Strong matches

blank, chart, paper, sheet

Weak match

data sheet

noun as in type, kind

noun as in organization, arrangement

verb as in come into being; arise

verb as in educate, discipline

Strong matches

breed, instruct, rear, school, teach, train

verb as in comprise, be a part of

Strongest matches

compose, constitute, make, serve as

Weak matches

act as, figure in, make up

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Example Sentences

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But the 25-year-old looks like he is approaching the form that saw him collect the Player of the Season and Football Writers' Association Footballer of the Year awards in 2024.

From BBC

But in this case, the lake is formed of looser earth and rocks.

From BBC

On Monday, Carr denied claims that he threatened to pull television stations’ licenses and that he played a role in Kimmel’s suspension, saying “that didn’t happen in any way, shape or form.”

This isn't a team I've had to really try to form, but I feel like we have a bunch of really solid guys with good values.

From BBC

But he made the mistake of valuing her mechanics more than her consciousness and sharp logic, treating her like another piece of property, slightly above a lower life form.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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