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form
noun as in shape; arrangement
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anatomy, appearance, articulation, cast, configuration, conformation, construction, contour, cut, die, embodiment, figure, formation, framework, mold, outline, profile, silhouette, skeleton
noun as in animate body and its condition
noun as in accepted procedure; ceremony
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behavior, fashion, law, manner, method, mode, practice, process, regulation, rule, style, way
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canon, ceremonial, channels, conduct, convention, custom, decorum, etiquette, formality, habit, layout, manners, precept, proceeding, propriety, protocol, rite, ritual, ropes, setup, usage
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noun as in document that requires answers or information
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noun as in type, kind
noun as in organization, arrangement
verb as in bring into existence; make, produce
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assemble, build, complete, compose, constitute, construct, create, design, develop, establish, forge, found, organize, plan, set, set up, work
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arrange, cast, conceive, concoct, consummate, contrive, cultivate, cut, devise, erect, fabricate, fashion, finish, fix, frame, invent, manufacture, model, mold, outline, pattern, perfect, plot, project, scheme, shape, structure, trace
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block out, bring about, cook up, dream up, hammer out, knock off, make up, put together, throw together, turn out
verb as in come into being; arise
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accumulate, condense, crystallize, eventuate, grow, harden, materialize, mature, rise, settle
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become a reality, become visible, fall into place, shape up, show up, take on character, take shape
verb as in educate, discipline
Example Sentences
This simple idea forms the basis of Bayes' rule, a mathematical approach to calculating probabilities first introduced in 1763.
The synthetic product comes in various forms such as tablets, gummies, drink mixes, and concentrated liquid extracts or shots for drinking.
Mrs Mills told police, the messages she and Mr Berry's shared about Mr Mills' death were merely "a form of escape".
Alongside captain Williamson, they formed an impenetrable partnership at the Euros, leading from the back and guiding a youthful, yet talented England team to success.
The jury was told Mr Martin urged fellow members of the group to obtain weapons and form militias, targeting council offices and police stations.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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