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form

[fawrm] / fɔrm /
NOUN
shape; arrangement
Synonyms
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design fashion mode model pattern plan scheme structure style system
STRONG
anatomy appearance articulation cast configuration conformation construction contour cut die embodiment figure formation framework mold outline profile silhouette skeleton
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disorder disorganization
WEAK
disarrangement shapelessness
NOUN
animate body and its condition
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condition object shape thing
STRONG
anatomy being build fettle figure fitness frame health outline person phenomenon physique silhouette torso trim
Antonyms
WEAK
disarrangement disorganization shapelessness
NOUN
accepted procedure; ceremony
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behavior fashion law manner method mode practice process regulation rule style way
STRONG
canon ceremonial channels conduct convention custom decorum etiquette formality habit layout manners precept proceeding propriety protocol rite ritual ropes setup usage
WEAK
by the book by the numbers convenance done thing
Antonyms
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lawlessness
STRONG
bad manners impropriety
WEAK
disarrangement disorganization shapelessness
NOUN
document that requires answers or information
Synonyms
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application letter questionnaire
STRONG
blank chart paper sheet
WEAK
data sheet
Antonyms
WEAK
disarrangement disorganization shapelessness
NOUN
type, kind
Synonyms
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arrangement character design manner method mode order practice sort style system variety way
STRONG
class description grade guise make manifestation rank semblance species stamp
Antonyms
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disorder disorganization
WEAK
disarrangement shapelessness
NOUN
organization, arrangement
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format order plan scheme structure
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framework harmony orderliness placement proportion symmetry
Antonyms
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disproportion imbalance unevenness
WEAK
disarrangement disorganization shapelessness
VERB
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
WEAK
block out bring about cook up dream up hammer out knock off make up put together throw together turn out
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decrease demolish destroy disarrange dismantle disorder disorganize disperse end forget halt ignore neglect raze ruin scatter stop
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break disturb keep tell the truth wreck
WEAK
hurt kill
VERB
come into being; arise
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acquire appear develop set
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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
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end halt
STRONG
decline decrease lessen
WEAK
break destroy hurt kill neglect ruin
VERB
educate, discipline
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breed instruct rear school teach train
WEAK
bring up give character
Antonyms
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learn neglect
WEAK
break destroy hurt kill ruin
VERB
comprise, be a part of
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compose constitute make serve as
WEAK
act as figure in make up
Antonyms
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deny destroy refuse ruin
WEAK
break hurt kill neglect

Example Sentences

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It predicted a big hit in the form of higher jet-fuel costs this year—even though it operates its own refinery.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 10, 2026

The rest of us would like to live tolerantly in some form or fashion without using nuclear ordnance on each other.

From Salon • Apr. 10, 2026

In an interview with BBC News, Breanna said it was "exhilarating" and "magical" to see herself, in virtual form, take to the stage again.

From BBC • Apr. 10, 2026

When electrons and holes form a bound pair called an exciton, they tend to recombine quickly.

From Science Daily • Apr. 10, 2026

All looked some form of female, and all had the same vivid, earth-rich, ever-growing look to them: rare and bold and wild.

From "Impossible Creatures" by Katherine Rundell