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Noun

the spatial arrangement of something as distinct from its substance

Synonyms

• form
• shape

More generic

• attribute

More specific

• amorphous shape
• angular shape
• angularity
• circle
• column
• connection
• connexion
• distorted shape
• distortion
• figure
• flair
• flare
• line
• link
• natural shape
• pillar
• plane
• plume
• round shape
• sheet
• solid
• square
• tower
• triangle

Noun

a mold for setting concrete

Synonyms

• form

More generic

• cast
• mold
• mould

Noun

a life-size dummy used to display clothes

Synonyms

• form
• manakin
• manikin
• mannequin
• mannikin

More generic

• dummy

Noun

the visual appearance of something or someone

Synonyms

• cast
• form
• shape

More generic

• appearance
• visual aspect

Noun

a particular mode in which something is manifested

Synonyms

• form

More generic

• fashion
• manner
• mode
• style
• way

Noun

any spatial attributes (especially as defined by outline)

Synonyms

• configuration
• conformation
• contour
• form
• shape

More generic

• spatial property
• spatiality

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• angularity
• bluntness
• concaveness
• concavity
• convexity
• convexness
• crookedness
• curvature
• curve
• dullness
• keenness
• lobularity
• narrowing
• roundness
• sharpness
• straightness
• stratification
• topography

Noun

an ability to perform well

Synonyms

• form

More generic

• ability

Noun

alternative names for the body of a human being

Synonyms

• anatomy
• bod
• build
• chassis
• figure
• flesh
• form
• frame
• human body
• material body
• physical body
• physique
• shape
• soma

More generic

• body
• organic structure

More specific

• adult body
• female body
• juvenile body
• male body
• person

Related

• homo
• human
• human being
• individual
• man
• mortal
• person
• somebody
• someone
• soul

Noun

a category of things distinguished by some common characteristic or quality

Synonyms

• form
• kind
• sort
• variety

More generic

• category

More specific

• antitype
• art form
• brand
• color
• colour
• description
• flavor
• flavour
• genre
• genus
• ilk
• like
• make
• manner
• model
• species
• stripe
• style
• the like
• the likes of
• type

Noun

a perceptual structure

Synonyms

• form
• pattern
• shape

More generic

• structure

More specific

• fractal
• gestalt
• grid
• kaleidoscope
• mosaic
• strand

Related

• percept
• perception
• perceptual experience

Noun

the phonological or orthographic sound or appearance of a word that can be used to describe or identify something

Synonyms

• descriptor
• form
• signifier
• word form

More generic

• word

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• abbreviation
• acronym
• base
• citation form
• entry word
• etymon
• ghost word
• initialism
• main entry word
• plural
• plural form
• radical
• root
• root word
• singular
• singular form
• stem
• theme

Noun

a printed document with spaces in which to write

Synonyms

• form

More generic

• document
• papers
• written document

More specific

• application form
• claim form
• order form
• questionnaire
• requisition
• requisition form
• tax form
• telegraph form

Related

• blank space
• place
• space

Noun

an arrangement of the elements in a composition or discourse

Synonyms

• form

More generic

• genre
• literary genre
• writing style

More specific

• versification

Noun

(biology) a group of organisms within a species that differ in trivial ways from similar groups

Synonyms

• form
• strain
• var.
• variant

More generic

• taxon
• taxonomic category
• taxonomic group

Related

• species

Noun

a body of students who are taught together

Synonyms

• class
• course
• form
• grade

More generic

• assemblage
• gathering

More specific

• discussion section
• master class
• section

Noun

(physical chemistry) a distinct state of matter in a system; matter that is identical in chemical composition and physical state and separated from other material by the phase boundary

Synonyms

• form
• phase

More generic

• state
• state of matter

More specific

• dispersed particles
• dispersed phase
• dispersing medium
• dispersing phase
• dispersion medium

Verb

give shape or form to

Synonyms

• form
• shape

More generic

• alter
• change
• modify

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• block
• blow
• circle
• crystalise
• crystalize
• crystallise
• crystallize
• cup
• deform
• dimension
• dish
• distort
• draw
• encircle
• fit
• flatten
• fork
• individuate
• plume
• ridge
• roll
• round
• round off
• round out
• scallop
• scollop
• sliver
• square
• square up
• strain
• strike
• tabulate
• terrace
• tie
• turn
• twist

Verb

assume a form or shape

Synonyms

• form

More generic

• change

More specific

• bead
• brecciate
• bunch
• bundle
• clump
• cluster
• conglobate
• conglobe
• constellate
• culminate
• flake
• grain
• granulate
• head
• reticulate

Verb

make something, usually for a specific function

Synonyms

• forge
• form
• mold
• mould
• shape
• work

More generic

• create from raw material
• create from raw stuff

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• beat
• carve
• cast
• chip
• coil
• cut out
• grind
• hand-build
• handbuild
• hill
• layer
• machine
• model
• mold
• mould
• mound
• preform
• puddle
• remold
• reshape
• roughcast
• sculpt
• sculpture
• sinter
• stamp
• swage
• throw
• upset

Related

• process
• work
• work on

Verb

establish or impress firmly in the mind

Synonyms

• form
• imprint

More generic

• act upon
• influence
• work

Verb

create (as an entity)

Synonyms

• form
• organise
• organize

More generic

• create
• make

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• choose up
• draw up
• regiment
• regroup
• reorganise
• reorganize
• syndicate

Verb

to compose or represent

Synonyms

• constitute
• form
• make

More generic

• be
• comprise
• constitute
• make up
• represent

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• add
• chelate

Verb

develop into a distinctive entity

Synonyms

• form
• spring
• take form
• take shape

More generic

• become

More specific

• regenerate

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