Another word for form
form
n.
Shape
figure, appearance, plan, arrangement, design, outline, conformation, configuration, formation, structure, style, stance, construction, fashion, mode, scheme, framework, Gestalt (German), contour, profile, silhouette, skeleton, anatomy, articulation.
The human form
The approved procedure
Anything intended to give form
A standard document
application, questionnaire, blank, data sheet, information, blank, form letter, duplicate, routine letter, pattern, chart, card, report, reference form, order form; see also copy.
A rite
Type
Arrangement
organization, placement, scheme; see order 3.
Convention
form denotes the arrangement of the parts of a thing that gives it its distinctive appearance and is the broadest term here, applying also to abstract concepts; figure is applied to physical form as determined by the bounding lines or surfaces; outline is used of the lines bounding the limits of an object and, in an extended sense, suggests a general plan without detail; shape, although also stressing outline, is usually applied to something that has mass or bulk and may refer to nonphysical concepts her story began to take shape; configuration stresses the relative disposition of parts or elements an irregular configuration of streets, the configuration of the landscape
form
v.
To give shape to a thing
mold, shape, pattern, model, arrange, make, block out, block, fashion, construct, devise, plan, design, contrive, produce, invent, frame, scheme, plot, compose, erect, build, cast, cut, carve, chisel, hammer out, forge, put together, plane, whittle, assemble, conceive, create, outline, trace, develop, cultivate, work, complete, finish, consummate, perfect, fix, regulate, knock together, establish, sculpture, sculpt, pat, bend, twist, knead, set, determine, arrive at, reach, settle, articulate.
To give character to a person
To comprise
constitute, make up, figure in, act as; see compose 1.
To take form
accumulate, condense, harden, set, settle, rise, appear, take shape, grow, develop, unfold, mature, materialize, eventuate, become a reality, take on character, crystallize, assume definite characteristics, become visible, be finalized, fall into place, shape up*, get into shape*.
Antonyms disappear*, dissolve, waste away. See syn. study at make.make.
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Another word for form
The external outline of a thing:
cast, configuration, figure, pattern, shape. See surfaceA document used in applying, as for a job:
application. See seek, wordsAn accepted way of doing something:
convention. See usualA conventional social gesture or act without intrinsic purpose:
ceremony, formality, ritual. See ritual, usualA state of sound readiness:
condition, fettle, fitness, kilter, order, shape, trim. See betterA hollow device for shaping a fluid or plastic substance:
cast, matrix, mold. See surface
To give form to by or as if by pressing and kneading:
model, mold, shape. See surfaceTo create by combining parts or elements:
build, compose, configure, pattern, shape, structure. See makeTo come gradually to have:
acquire, develop. See getTo be the constituent parts of:
compose, constitute, make (up). See be
MLA Style
"form." YourDictionary, n.d. Web. 05 December 2018. <https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/form>.
APA Style
form. (n.d.). Retrieved December 05th, 2018, from https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/form
