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Meanings of formulate in English
Usage of formulate in English
1
He said government and the sector needed to formulate a solution together.
2
It's aim is to formulate a plan to tackle this health gap.
3
Grayson didn't speak for several moments, trying to carefully formulate his response.
4
Before she could formulate a response, a new message from Souther appeared.
5
She said the study itself isn't comprehensive enough to formulate specific recommendations.
6
It opens up no new areas to investigate or strategies to formulate.
7
The successful candidate must formulate a strategy to ensure the company's survival.
8
She would have needed them to formulate her new skincare range, Skingredients.
9
A committee of wheels met to formulate a list of non-negotiable demands.
10
I would formulate the treatment for poison of the rattlesnake as follows:
11
Once he secured her promise of aid, he would formulate a plan.
12
But he did not formulate the distinction in any strictly morphological way.
13
Men read the Bible and formulate creeds as opposite as the poles.
14
A practical item worried Complain, but he could not quite formulate it.
15
Georges Cuvier had been the first to formulate this distinction, in 1812.
16
It fell to the daughter of the house to formulate a greeting.
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Formulate through the time
Formulate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common