Take form
verb
To start to be seen or observed.
The administration's plan for the year is finally starting to take form.
Often appears as...
- plan take form
- ideas take form
verb
To start to appear or exist.
As the clouds moved apart, the shape of the mountain began to take form.
Often appears as...
- pattern take form
- relationship take form
verb
To begin to develop a clear or distinct shape in someone's mind.
A clearer understanding of the problem started to take form in her mind.
Often appears as...
- understanding take form
- thoughts take form
verb
To start to be seen or observed.
The administration's plan for the year is finally starting to take form.
Often appears as...
- plan take form
- ideas take form
verb
To start to appear or exist.
As the clouds moved apart, the shape of the mountain began to take form.
Often appears as...
- pattern take form
- relationship take form
verb
To begin to develop a clear or distinct shape in someone's mind.
A clearer understanding of the problem started to take form in her mind.
Often appears as...
- understanding take form
- thoughts take form
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Visualization Process
Imagine something becoming clear or taking shape, like a picture developing.
Her ideas for the new book began to take form.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Instantaneous
'Take form' implies a gradual process, not something that happens suddenly.
The community's response to the event is slowly taking form.
Pro Tip 3/3Intangible Beginnings
Use it when describing plans or ideas that are becoming clear but aren't tangible yet.
The concept for the art exhibition is taking form.
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