n. the shape of a thing or person; v. to make or produce
I saw the form of a triangle. OR I arranged the letters to form a word.
I saw the form of a triangle. OR I arranged the letters to form a word.
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What were the scarabs in the form of?
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What Roman did Cleopatra marry in order to form a political alliance with Rome?
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Lava cools on the outside and forms rock in an extrusive form.
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Folktales are one form of traditional literature.
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In what creature form did Numair previously live?
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Petroglyphs are a form of:
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He needed to complete the residency change form.
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Commercials are a form of advertising.
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When Bobby meets Saint Dane, what form has Saint Dane taken?
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Why does Bartimaeus take the form of a pretty dark-haired girl?
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Our math teacher asked us to write the answers in their simplest form.
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He was being treated for a curable form of cancer.
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How many years does it take to form a limestone cave?
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How many workers form the queen's court?
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outline; shape; figure; produce; make
to break apart
1 syllables
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