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Meanings of definite form in English
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определённый Spanish
definido Usage of definite form in English
1
Advancing slowly, this cloud was seen to take definite form and colour.
2
Inconceivable visions arise within the mental universe, but nothing assumes definite form.
3
But it was renewed next morning in a more definite form.
4
Presently the reports of good fortune assumed a more definite form.
5
But he continued to play with it until it assumed a definite form.
6
He was without definite form and not cumbered with any garments.
7
It weighed on her, but took no definite form of opposition.
8
Her look of expectant waiting, once vague, had crystallized now into definite form.
9
By this time T.'s ambition began to assume a definite form.
10
At length the charges came in a definite form before the House of Commons.
11
A definition in grammar is a principle of language expressed in a definite form.
12
Under the microscope it presents no definite form of crystallization.
13
He only knew the ailment when it took definite form.
14
Hence when men give their devil a definite form they make him a snake.
15
Music, which is outwardly unfettered by nature, needs no definite form for its expression.
16
It was at this time that Strauss's mind began to take more definite form.
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Definite form through the time
Definite form across language varieties
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