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Definitions from the WebForm FamilyNounA form family refers to a group of related forms or shapes that share common characteristics or patterns. Example: The form family of diamonds includes shapes such as round, princess, and marquise. VerbIn a linguistic context, to form family means to categorize words into families based on their shared characteristics or etymology. Example: Linguists often form word families to study the evolution of language. AdjectiveWhen used as an adjective, form family describes something that is related to or associated with forms, shapes, or families. Example: The art exhibit showcased various form family sculptures inspired by nature. Related Products: | ||||
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