Hypernyms for "form"
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abbreviation
acronym
add
adult body
amorphous shape
angular shape
angularity
antitype
application form
art form
base
bead
beat
block
blow
bluntness
brand
brecciate
bunch
bunch up
bundle
carve
cast
chelate
chip
choose up
circle
citation form
claim form
clump
cluster
coil
color
colour
column
concaveness
concavity
conglobate
conglobe
connection
connexion
constellate
convexity
convexness
crookedness
crystalise
crystalize
crystallise
crystallize
culminate
cup
curvature
curve
cut out
deform
description
dimension
discussion section
dish
dispersed particles
dispersed phase
dispersing medium
dispersing phase
dispersion medium
distort
distorted shape
distortion
draw
draw up
dullness
encircle
entry word
etymon
female body
figure
fit
flair
flake
flare
flatten
flavor
flavour
fork
fractal
genre
genus
gestalt
ghost word
grain
granulate
grid
grind
handbuild
hand-build
head
hill
ilk
individuate
juvenile body
kaleidoscope
keenness
layer
like
line
link
lobularity
machine
main entry word
make
male body
manner
master class
model
mold
mosaic
mould
mound
narrowing
natural shape
order form
person
pillar
plane
plume
plural
plural form
preform
puddle
questionnaire
radical
regenerate
regiment
regroup
remold
reorganise
reorganize
requisition
requisition form
reshape
reticulate
ridge
roll
root
root word
roughcast
round
round off
round out
round shape
roundness
scallop
scollop
sculpt
sculpture
section
sharpness
sheet
singular
singular form
sinter
sliver
solid
species
square
square up
stamp
stem
straightness
strain
strand
stratification
strike
stripe
style
swage
syndicate
tabulate
tax form
telegraph form
terrace
the like
the likes of
theme
throw
tie
topography
tower
triangle
turn
twist
type
upset
versification
What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.