different form

collocation in English

meanings of differentand form

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different
adjective
uk /ˈdɪf.ər.ənt/ us /ˈdɪf.ɚ.ənt/
not ...
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form
noun
uk /fɔːm/ us /fɔːrm/
a paper or set of papers printed with spaces in which answers to questions can be written or information can be recorded in an ...
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Examples of different form

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To verify this condition, it is convenient to rewrite it in a slightly differentform.
To illustrate, a similar analysis can be presented when altruism takes a differentform.
In adopting a traditional state power, the federal government was adopting an utterly differentform of governance and citizenship.
Indeed, the pleasure of the raving body, as a resistance to the dominant moral order, contributes to a differentform of power relations.
To turn these rules into computationally interpretable processes of generation, they need to be recast in a differentform.
They also reflected a differentform of reading habit toward the narrative text.
If the proposed iconicity is the result of the basic cognitive principle - differentform, different meaning - 'thus' presumably means 'so we see'.
This would put that particular point onto the curve of figure 8, but it would not alter the decisively differentform of the two curves.
In the final stanza, however, there is a very differentform of time at work.
Their clothing took a differentform than that supplied by couturiers, tailors or modistes.
An architectural school offers a very differentform of education to the closeted and uneven, if occasionally brilliant, alternative of the old apprentice based system.
He stated why his book was not a ' fully documented life ', but omitted to specify the ' differentform ' that it took.
Each status is overtly signaled by a differentform (or forms) that has that status as part of its conventional meaning.
First we have to write (6.1) in a differentform.
However, activity which was felt to be compulsory might be judged to be a qualitatively differentform of participation from voluntary activity.
This was to take a radically differentform.
The communal structuring of daily life also extended into the home, where it took differentform.
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