formed
/fɔːrmd/
verb
- Past tense of form: to create, make, or bring something into existence.
- The government formed a committee to investigate the issue.
- Ice formed on the surface of the lake overnight.
- The children formed a circle to play a game.
- Past tense of form: to take a particular shape or structure.
- The clay formed easily in her hands as she sculpted.
- The clouds formed into the shape of a dragon.
- The crowd formed a long line outside the theater.
- Past tense of form: to develop or establish a habit, relationship, or idea.
- She formed the habit of reading before bed.
- The team formed a new strategy for the competition.
- They formed a strong friendship during their first year of college.
Synonyms
adjective
- Having a particular shape or structure.
- A well-formed plan is essential for success.
- The newly formed island appeared after the volcanic eruption.
- The artist displayed a beautifully formed sculpture.