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Meaning of
form
in English
form
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Plural
forms
Past Tense
formed
Participle Verb
forming
Third Person Singular
forms
Definitions
Noun
the
visible
shape
or
structure
;
outward
appearance
a
mold
or
template
giving
shape
beauty
or
elegance
;
aesthetic
quality
The
sculpture's
form
was
admired
by
all
who
saw
it
.
a
long
bench
without
a
back
The
students
sat
on
a
long
form
in
the
school
hallway
.
an
object's
inherent
nature
;
its
essence
The
artist
tried
to
capture
the
form
of
the
landscape
in
her
painting
.
a
non-physical
property
or
characteristic
;
attributes
The
new
policy
will
take
a
form
that
benefits
all
employees
.
the
outer
boundary
;
physical
shape
(
of
an
object
)
The
shape
of
the
building
was
a
unique
form
that
attracted
tourists
.
crystal
structure
planes
combination
;
symbol
The
chemical
compound
has
a
complex
crystal
form
that
requires
special
handling
.
a
fixed
structure
or
procedure
;
system
The
company
follows
a
strict
form
of
quality
control
to
ensure
customer
satisfaction
.
a
customary
or
ritualistic
way
of
doing
things
The
company
follows
a
traditional
form
of
greeting
clients
with
a
handshake
.
a
standardized
method
or
procedure
;
established
practice
The
government
agency
uses
a
standardized
form
to
process
tax
returns
efficiently
.
a
system
or
structure
(
of
something
)
The
organization
has
a
complex
form
of
management
that
involves
multiple
departments
.
an
empty
appearance
;
superficial
show
The
celebrity's
glamorous
lifestyle
was
just
a
form
of
entertainment
for
the
public
.
a
school
grade
level
;
for
students
The
students
were
divided
into
different
forms
based
on
their
age
and
academic
level
.
a
blank
document
to
fill
in
The
applicant
filled
out
the
form
with
her
personal
details
and
submitted
it
online
.
a
grammatical
unit
;
word
structure
The
linguist
studied
the
form
of
the
sentence
to
understand
its
meaning
.
a
hare's
home
or
den
The
hunter
stumbled
upon
a
hidden
form
in
the
woods
where
a
hare
lived
.
window
or
dialogue
box
(
computing
)
The
programmer
designed
a
new
form
to
input
user
data
.
infraspecific
taxonomic
rank
The
biologist
studied
the
form
of
the
plant
species
to
classify
it
accurately
.
specific
movement
technique
(
sports
)
The
gymnast
practiced
a
difficult
form
to
perfect
her
routine
.
Verb
to
take
on
a
shape
;
assume
structure
The
liquid
began
to
form
a
solid
shape
as
it
cooled
down
.
to
give
shape
to
something
;
create
structure
The
architect
will
form
the
building's
design
to
maximize
natural
light
.
to
develop
or
come
into
shape
The
company
will
form
a
new
department
to
handle
international
sales
.
to
assemble
or
bring
into
being
The
team
will
form
a
committee
to
oversee
the
project
.
to
create
words
through
inflection
;
derivation
methods
The
language
instructor
taught
students
how
to
form
questions
using
verb
conjugation
.
to
make
or
compose
something
The
artist
will
form
a
sculpture
from
the
block
of
clay
.
to
shape
or
mould
through
guidance
;
discipline
The
coach
helped
the
young
athlete
form
good
habits
through
regular
training
.
Compounds / Phrases
electroform
formfitting
pet form
short form
slipform
typeform
artform
lifeform
citation form
form-fitting
printing form
back-form
formworks
postform
off-form
form of words
