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Synonym for form [verb]
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Your question...form [verb]
means "activity"arrange, combine, dispose, order, organise, organize, systematise, systematize, invent, contrive, devise, frame
form [noun]
means "thing"appearance, plan, conformation, cast, framework, configuration, structure, cut
form [noun]
means "event"ceremony, ceremonial, conformity, liturgy, convention, formality, formula, ritual
Further results for the word "form"
anatomy [noun]
means "structure of the body"bone structure, physique, shape, figure, form, skeleton
contour [verb]
means "shape"form, carve, mould
educate [verb]
means "teach"discipline, rear, form, instruct, train
garb [noun]
means "style"form, mode, semblance, cut, guise, fashion
manner [noun]
means "method"custom, fashion, mode, style, way, form
model [verb]
means "activity"form, design, fashion, mould, pattern, plan
mold [verb]
means "fashion"form, model, shape, make, forge
mould [verb]
means "fashion"form, model, shape, make, forge
organization [noun]
means "design"plan, form, creation, structure, construction, grouping
pew [noun]
means "lawn-seat"bench, bank, seat, stall, settee, form
physique [noun]
means "structure of the body"bone structure, anatomy, shape, figure, form, skeleton
profile [noun]
means "outline"shape, contour, form, silhouette, conformation, figure
settee [noun]
means "furniture"pew, bank, seat, stall, bench, form
shape [noun]
means "appearance"form, figure, build, contour, frame, silhouette
structure [noun]
means "construction"form, shape
turn [verb]
means "activity"form, mould, shape, fashion
formal [adjective]
means "property"ceremonial, orthodox, ceremonious, sententious, conventional, ritual, explicit, express, official, rigid, rigourous, strict, stodgy, fixed, methodical, regular, rigid, rigourous, set, stiff
formalist [noun]
means "intellectual"scholar, pedagogue, pedant, doctrinaire, methodologist, bluestocking
formality [noun]
means "observing customs"ceremony, conventionality, correctness, etiquette, protocol, behaviour, decorum
formation [noun]
means "configuration"disposition, arrangement, pattern, constellation, shape, order
formation [noun]
means "being formed"creation, arrangement, constitution, fabrication, development, crystallisation, crystallization, accumulation
formative [adjective]
means "influential"sensitive, determinative, pliant, soft, flaccid, malleable
former [adjective]
means "time"earlier, foregoing, prior, previous, bygone, erstwhile, late, old, once, one-time, past
formidable [adjective]
means "dreadful"fierce, appalling, impregnable, dread, fearful, frightful, horrible
forming [noun]
means "component"constituting, constituent, combining, integral, fundamental, elemental
formless [adjective]
means "shapeless"unformed, indistinct, amorphous, distorted, deformed, misshapen, inchoate
formulation [noun]
means "fabrication"conception, composition, devising, making, producing, shaping
already [object]
means "earlier"sooner, previously, formerly, before, heretofore, once
before [object]
means "time"earlier, sooner, previously, formerly, already, heretofore
by the book [object]
means "strictly"formally, rigourously, officially
carved [adjective]
means "shaped"moulded, created, formed, forged, built
ceremonious [adjective]
means "prim"formal, precise, punctilious, starched, stiff
composition [noun]
means "creation"invention, conception, origination, innovation, shaping, formation
constellation [noun]
means "configuration"disposition, arrangement, pattern, formation, shape, order
constituent [adjective]
means "component"constituting, forming, combining, integral, fundamental, elemental
constituting [adjective]
means "component"constituent, forming, combining, integral, fundamental, elemental
credo [noun]
means "established mode of speech"creed, formula, code, ritual, protocol, custom
decorum [noun]
means "observing customs"formality
dogmatic [adjective]
means "unchangeable"inevitable, categorical, immovable, formal, unqualified, eternal
dread [adjective]
means "terrible"formidable, dire, dreadful, frightful, horrible
earlier [object]
means "before"sooner, previously, formerly, already, heretofore, once
erstwhile [adjective]
means "earlier"sooner, previously, formerly, already, heretofore, once
etiquette [noun]
means "observing customs"ceremony, conventionality, correctness, formality, protocol, behaviour
fashion [noun]
means "behaviour"conformity, conventionality, trend, custom, formality, style
fearful [adjective]
means "awful"appalling, dire, dreadful, formidable, frightful, horrible
gestation [noun]
means "making ready"priming, formation, preparing, manufacture, establishment, preparation
hard [adjective]
means "property"complicated, complex, formidable, difficult, intricate, perplexing
hardness [noun]
means "inflexibility"austerity, stiffness, rigidity, acerbity, formality
heretofore [object]
means "earlier"sooner, previously, formerly, already, before, once
limp [adjective]
means "infirm"loose, slack, pliant, soft, flaccid, formative
making [noun]
means "fabrication"conception, composition, devising, formulation, producing, shaping
making [adjective]
means "creating"building, fashioning, forming, manufacturing, producing, shaping
methodical [adjective]
means "orderly"correct, regular, formal, systematic, business-like
official [adjective]
means "customary"formal, fitting, suitable, befitting, established, ceremonious
one-time [adjective]
means "bygone"erstwhile, late, old, once, former, past
orderly [adjective]
means "methodical"correct, regular, formal, systematic, business-like
origination [noun]
means "creation"invention, conception, composition, innovation, shaping, formation
pedant [noun]
means "intellectual"scholar, pedagogue, formalist, doctrinaire, methodologist, bluestocking
premeditation [noun]
means "scheme"layout, blueprint, contrivance, design, strategy, formula
preparation [noun]
means "making ready"priming, formation, preparing, manufacture, establishment, gestation
prescription [noun]
means "exact method"method, recipe, formula, description, blueprint
previous [adjective]
means "earlier"antecedent, foregoing, former, preceding, prior
previously [object]
means "earlier"sooner, before, formerly, already, heretofore, once
primordial [adjective]
means "previous"primitive, early, former
recipe [noun]
means "model"method, formula, prescription, description, blueprint
rehearsal [noun]
means "making ready"priming, formation, preparing, manufacture, establishment, gestation
results [noun]
means "findings"discovery, formula, find, invention, breakthrough
rigidity [noun]
means "inflexibility"hardness, stiffness, austerity, acerbity, formality
ritual [adjective]
means "ceremonial"formal
solemn [adjective]
means "property"dignified, formal, ceremonial, ceremonious, ritual, serious
stalwart [adjective]
means "resolute"firm, steadfast, uncompromising, formidable, redoubtable
starched [adjective]
means "prim"ceremonious, precise, punctilious, formal, stiff
stiff [adjective]
means "characteristic"formal, ceremonious, prim, priggish, punctilious, constrained
stiffness [noun]
means "inflexibility"hardness, austerity, rigidity, acerbity, formality
stodgy [adjective]
means "explicit"express, official, rigid, rigourous, strict, formal
synthesis [noun]
means "combination"organisation, organization, organism, amalgam, formation, arrangement
synthesis [noun]
means "building a whole"creation, combination, union, integration, formation, construction
systematic [adjective]
means "methodical"correct, regular, formal, orderly, business-like
theorem [noun]
means "symbolic representation"formula, ratio, recipe
think up [verb]
means "imagine"formulate, fancy
triumphal [adjective]
means "ritual"formal, stately, solemn, ceremonious, ceremonial, conventional
unchangeable [adjective]
means "dogmatic"inevitable, categorical, immovable, formal, unqualified, eternal
visualise [verb]
means "imagine"formulate, fancy
visualize [verb]
means "imagine"formulate, fancy
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