take form
Start becoming real
To take form is to begin having a definite shape, structure, or character—to emerge from vagueness into something recognizable.
Ideas take form as they develop from abstract notions into concrete plans.
A sculpture takes form as the artist works the clay.
The project began to take form after months of discussion.
The phrase emphasizes the process of becoming rather than the finished state.
Become perceptible to sight
- emergeCome out into view
- manifestClearly apparent or displayed
- solidifyMake or become hard
- coalesceUnite into one mass
condense · crystallize · actualize · realize · concretize · substantiate · incarnate · precipitate
Form-giving container
- sculptShape by carving
- contourBounding line of shape
- outlineSummary of key elements
- silhouetteFilled-in outline shape
structure · configuration · geometry · symmetry · proportion · dimension · figure · pattern
Seed's initial growth phase
- maturationProcess of becoming complete
- progressionSequential forward movement
- growthIncrease in size
- cultivationFostering growth through care
flourishing · ripening · unfolding · blooming · emergence · incubation · transformation · refinement
appear
Become perceptible to sight
coalesce · condense · crystallize · actualize · realize · concretize · substantiate · incarnate · precipitate · come together
mold
Form-giving container
silhouette · structure · configuration · geometry · symmetry · proportion · dimension · figure · pattern · design
germination
Seed's initial growth phase
- maturationProcess of becoming complete
- progressionSequential forward movement
- growthIncrease in size
cultivation · flourishing · ripening · unfolding · blooming · emergence · incubation · transformation · refinement · elaboration
take formdissolve
Disperse into liquid
disintegrate · fall apart · scatter · disperse · break up
take formvanish
Cease to be visible
disappear · fade away · cease to exist · evaporate · dematerialize
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