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Pronunciation: US [fɔrm] UK [fɔː(r)m]

n.Form form shape;
v.Composition of established organizations;
linkv.Become is
WebForm; form form

Synonyms

Antonyms

impropriety indecency indecorum

cast configuration conformation fashion figure geometry shape

Definitions in English

n.

1.

a type of something

2.

the particular way in which something appears or exists

3.

a shape of someone or something

4.

the level of someone’ s ability at a particular time, especially in a sport; the state of someone’ s mood and health at a particular time

5.

an official document that has spaces where you can put in information

6.

the structure of a piece of writing or music or a painting

7.

one part of a verb or other word that has several different parts

8.

a class at school

v.

1.

to make something exist or develop; to make something start to exist or develop

2.

to move together to create a particular shape; to make something into a particular shape

3.

to be something, or to be the parts that something consists of

4.

to influence the development of something

5.

to make one of the parts of a verb or other word that has several different parts

Other Forms

3sg.forms

Idioms

good (or bad) form

Example Sentences

The Schloss Adler was built in the form of a hollow square.
Source: A. MacLean
The fabric..gives character and form to the spaces within it.
Source: J. S. Foster
The Rib he formd and fashond with his hands.
Source: Milton

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