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formverb to take on a definite formmy ideas on the subject are just starting to form crystallize(also crystalize), jell, shape (up), solidify associate, coalesce, cohere, fusecombine, conjoin, conjugate, connect, couple, join, link (up), unify, unite break down, decay, decompose, disintegrate to be all the substance ofthis one sentence really forms the basis of your argument compose, comprise, constitute, make up embody, epitomize, incarnate, incorporate, integrate, materialize, personify, substantiatecomplement, complete, supplementfill (out), flesh (out) to bring into being by combining, shaping, or transforming materialsformed the pot out of the clay fabricate, fashion, frame, make, manufacture, produce assemble, build, construct, erect, make up, put up, raise, rear, set up, structure, throw upcraft, handcrafthewforge, mold, shapecobble (together or up), knock out, patch (together), throw upprefabricatecreate, invent, mint, originateestablish, father, institute, organizeconcoct, contrive, cook (up), design, devise, imagine, think (up)conceive, envisage, picture, visualizerefashion, remake, remanufacture put together disassemble, dismantle, take apartbreak up, dismemberabolish, annihilate, demolish, destroy, devastate, eradicate, exterminate, extinguish, flatten, pulverize, raze, ruin, shatter, smash, wreckblow up, explode to come into existencethe new company formed from two smaller ones actualize, appear, arise, begin, break, commence, dawn, engender, materialize, originate, set in, spring, start be, breathe, exist, live, subsistarrive, come on, emergecoalesce, cohere, shape (up)continue, endure, last, persist, survive cease, end, stop conclude, desist, discontinue, finish, halt, quit, terminatedisappear, dissolve, evaporate, vanishdepart, die, expire, pass away, perish to come to have graduallyI don't want you beginning skiers to form any bad habits acquire, cultivate, develop absorb, adopt, embrace, take in, take ongain, get, obtainachieve, attain, reachfoster, nourish, nurture, promote lose abandon, desert, forsakecast, discard, ditch, dump, fling (off or away), jettison, junk, reject, scrap, shed, shuck (off), slough(also sluff), throw away, throw out, unload the outward appearance of something as distinguished from its substancethe wood-carver carved the block of wood into the form of a duck cast, configuration, conformation, fashion, figure, geometry, shape contour, outline, profile, silhouetteframe, framework, shell, skeletonarrangement, design, format, layout, makeup, organization, pattern, plan, setup composition, material, matter, raw material, stuff, substance a piece of paper with information written or to be written on itI filled out all the forms for applying to the school blank, document, paper instrument, writfilingsheet personal conduct or behavior as evaluated by an accepted standard of appropriateness for a social or professional settingit's bad form to throw a tantrum on the court just because you lost a tennis match etiquette, manner, mores, proprieties amenities, civilities, pleasantriesbearing, demeanor, deportment, miencourtesy, decorum, mannerliness, politenessformalities, protocol, rulesair, attitude, carriage, poise, polish, pose, posture, presencecustom, habit, pattern, practice(also practise), trick, way, wontconvention, fashion, mode, style a state of being or fitnessafter a long season off, the football team is back in good form condition, estate, fettle, health, keeping, kilter, nick(British), order, repair, shape, trim practice(also practise)pass, phase, stagefooting, picture, posture, scene, situation, statusrank, standing disorder, disrepair a three-dimensional representation of the human body used especially for displaying clothesput the dress on the form to finish pinning it together dummy, figure, manikin(also mannikin), mannequin doll an oft-repeated action or series of actions performed in accordance with tradition or a set of ruleswe'll use the second form in our church missals for today's Lenten service ceremonial, ceremony, formality, observance, rite, ritual, solemnity amenities, civility, decorum, etiquette, graces, proprietiesprotocolconvention, custom, habit, manners, mores, practice(also practise), standard, tradition, waycelebration, service socially acceptable behaviordisplayed good form throughout the formal dinner decency, decorum, propriety etiquettecivility, courteousness, courtesy, gentilesse, gentility, graciousness, mannerliness, politeness, politessedignity, grace, refinementdiscretion, prudenceappropriateness, correctitude, correctness, decorousness, fitness, rightness, seemlinessattention, attentiveness, care, carefulnesscharacter, goodness, high-mindedness, honesty, honor, integrity, morality, probity, rectitude, righteousness, straightness, uprightness, virtue, virtuousness impropriety, indecency, indecorum coarseness, crudeness, gracelessnessdiscourtesy, impoliteness, incivility, vulgarityimprudence, indiscretionbadness, evil, immorality, wickednessdebauchery, degeneracy, degradation, depravity, perversioncrookedness, dishonesty, underhandedness, unscrupulousness the means or procedure for doing somethingthere are established forms for voting on motions and amendments at meetings approach, fashion, how, manner, method, methodology, recipe, strategy, style, system, tack, tactics, technique, way mode, modus operandiblueprint, design, game, game plan, ground plan, intrigue, layout, line, model, plan, plot, program, route, schemeexpedient, move, shift, steppractice(also practise), process, routinepolicy the type of body that a person hashe has the big-boned form of a linebacker build, constitution, figure, frame, habit, physique, shape anatomy, structure the way in which the elements of something (as a work of art) are arrangedmuseumgoers liked the asymmetrical form of the mobile arrangement, composition, configuration, constellation, design, format, getup, layout, makeup, ordonnance, pattern motif, theme in the 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