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Noun former has 1 sense
  1. former - the first of two or the first mentioned of two; "Tom and Dick were both heroes but only the former is remembered today"
    --1 is a kind of
    first, number one
    Antonyms: latter

Definitions from the Web

Formers

Definition

Formers refer to individuals or things that have held a particular position, role, or status in the past or are no longer currently in that position. In some cases, it can also refer to tools or devices used to give a specific shape or structure to something.

Senses

1. Former as a noun (Person)

Someone who previously held a particular position, role, or status.

Example sentence: The formers of this company were visionaries who laid the foundation for its success.

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2. Former as a noun (Thing)

An object or tool used to give shape or structure to something else.

Example sentence: The carpenter used wooden formers to shape the intricate design of the chair.

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3. Former as an adjective

Former refers to something or someone that previously held a particular position, role, or status.

Example sentence: The former CEO of this company will be speaking at the conference next week.

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4. Former as a verb (Rare)

A rarely used form of the verb "form," meaning to shape or give structure to something.

Example sentence: The potter formed the clay into a beautiful vase.

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