Form §

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Relations §

• Configuration: Form refers to the way something is configured or composed.
• Shape: A form has a specific shape or outline.
• Structure: Form refers to the arrangement or structure of something.
• Arrangement: Form is the particular arrangement or configuration of elements.
• Format: Format refers to the particular form or layout of something.
• Composition: Composition often follows specific forms or structures, such as sonata form in music or narrative structure in writing.
• Constitute: To constitute is to compose the form or makeup of something.
• Organize: To organize is to arrange elements into a particular form.
• Style: Style is a way of forming or presenting something.
• Design: Form is closely tied to the design or plan of an object or concept.
• Mold: A mold gives shape or form to something.
• Embody: To embody is to give form or representation to an idea.
• Compose: To compose is to put together and give form to something.
• Appearance: Form relates to the outward appearance or look of something.
• Model: A model can serve as the form or example for something else.
• Outline: The outline or contour of something defines its form.
• Manifest: To manifest is to show or reveal form or appearance.
• Template: A template provides a basic form or structure to follow.
• Pattern: Form can describe a recurring pattern or arrangement.
• Construct: To construct is to put together and give form to something.