Meaning & Definition of word "Formed"

Formed

/fɔːrmd/

1. past tense of form; to have created or constructed.
- Example: The committee formed a new plan to improve the program.
2. to have developed or come into existence.
- Example: The clouds formed into a beautiful shape as the sun set.
3. to have been shaped or molded into a specific structure.
- Example: The sculpture was formed from a large block of marble.

1. having a definite shape or structure.
- Example: The formed clay was ready for firing in the kiln.

●The word 'formed' comes from the Middle English 'formeden', from the Old English 'formian', meaning to 'shape or develop'.

formed in one's mind:

To conceive or visualize something in one's imagination.

formed a bond:

To create a close relationship or connection.

shape:

The external form, appearance, or configuration of something.

mold:

To shape a material into a particular form.

Meaning: To be well-rounded or well-developed in character or skills.

● Example Sentence: He's really formed; you can see that in how he handles challenges.

Meaning: To have a structured opinion or strategy.

● Example Sentence: Her ideas are formed; she knows what she wants to propose.