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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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Weak match
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
The goal forms part of a broader plan to generate more than ¥50 trillion annually by 2033 through consumer spending on content, food, fashion, cosmetics and inbound tourism.
As temperatures fall below freezing overnight, ice will form.
The two companies will form a JV to manage the assets, TotalEnergies said.
Two years on, it forms part of the Renters' Rights Act.
In this state, electrons arrange themselves in a solid lattice yet can also shift into a more fluid form.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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