Form
verbComparison
Form means to bring parts together into a whole that has shape or structure. It often implies that the parts were separate before and now become a unified thing (a line, a circle, a team). Unlike arrange, form emphasizes the emergence of a new shape or group.
Examples in use
The children formed a circle and held hands.
Ice forms on the lake when the temperature drops below freezing.
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