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Meanings of take form in English

Catalan
formar-se

Develop into a distinctive entity.

formar-se
Usage of take form in English
1
The second orifice, spitting and snarling as it continues to take form.
The thing
2
It is weightless and thin, nothing can really take form in it.
The Michael Chekhov Handbook
3
But the right plan still refused to take form in his brain.
Children of the Whirlwind
4
Things began to take form-he was regaining the perspective of civilized man.
The Return of Tarzan
5
Where is the only place your personal past can take form?
The Neutronium Alchemist
6
That was when the idea had begun to take form in his mind.
Shadows
7
Depending on the person we're addressing, that may take form using various strategies.
Ebony
8
Ideas take form and become more concrete when they're written down.
Ebony
9
It had begun to take form-themovement of the Marching Men.
Marching Men
10
She seemed to be trying to take form, uncertain of what to be.
Ilse Witch
11
Out of the dusk a big ship seemed to take form.
The Boy Scouts on a Submarine
12
The idea that had started to take form in his head wasn't funny.
Rot & ruin
13
This construction is now being earnestly advocated, and will doubtless soon take form.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume ...
14
Gradually the car began to take form on the floor of Tom's shop.
Tom Swift and His Electric Runabout; Or, The Speediest Car on th...
15
An idea was beginning to take form in his mind.
The wrong venus
16
I was measuring coffee into the percolator when the idea began to take form.
Gulf coast girl: original title, scorpion reef
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Translations for take form
Catalan
formar-se
Take form through the time
Take form across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common