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form

Definition for form

noun as in shape; arrangement

noun as in animate body and its condition

noun as in accepted procedure; ceremony

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

Published in Science Translational Medicine, the study showed that vagus nerve stimulation in stressed mice with colitis, a form of IBD, reduced inflammation, improved symptoms, and boosted survival rates.

"We have identified a strong link between this positive social behavior, known to elicit joyous emotions, and some of the more intricate forms of cooperation seen in non-human species."

The ENO will also form a new Greater Manchester Youth Opera Company for people aged 13 to16, and will set up a scheme to develop "new voices and stories in opera".

From BBC

Bailey, John McGinn, and Jacob Ramsey could all find form soon, and in fact Villa’s attacking numbers are broadly similar to last season.

From BBC

My friends and I had developed a reputation at the school for dismantling any form of classroom structure.

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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