forme

[ fawrm ]

nounBritish.

form (def. 31).

Origin of forme

From French

Words Nearby forme

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How to use forme in a sentence

In the 13th century, a cookbook was published in England called The forme of Cury.
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Or could he have a forme fruste of the fever that afflicted Sister Anjali?
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Le caractre sacr est d'abord diffus dans les choses avant de se concrtiser sous la forme des personalits dtermins.
The Secret of the Totem | Andrew Lang
Le genie createur, qui parmi les mortels est le mieux forme l'image de Dieu, en suit les traces sublime.
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Yet at length it was agréed that a forme of a league should be drawen with conditions, clauses, and couenants.
Chronicles of England, Scotland and Ireland (3 of 6): England (7 of 9) | Raphael Holinshed

Nowe of a great numbre of these prickes, is made a Lyne, as you may perceiue by this forme ensuyng.
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I mean therby a generall name, betokening the beginning, end and side, of any forme.
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British Dictionary definitions for forme

forme

US form

/ (fɔːm) /

noun

printing type matter, blocks, etc, assembled in a chase and ready for printing

Origin of forme

C15: from French: form

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