efform (Meaning)
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efform (v. t.)
To form; to shape.
Synonyms & Antonyms of efform
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efform Sentence Examples
- The artist deftly efformed an enchanting sculpture from a solid block of marble.
- The aroma of fresh-baked bread efformed a delightful ambience in the cozy kitchen.
- The politician's words efformed a persuasive narrative that resonated with the electorate.
- The judge's stern gaze efformed an intimidating aura in the courtroom.
- The sculptor's chisel skillfully efformed intricate details onto the surface of the stone.
- The playwright's poignant dialogue efformed a powerful emotional resonance among the audience.
- The child's vivid imagination efformed whimsical tales that captivated their friends.
- The sound engineer's expertise efformed a pristine acoustic environment for the concert.
- The painter's brush efformed vibrant hues and textures onto the canvas, creating a breathtaking work of art.
- The scientist's hypothesis efformed a framework for further research and experimentation.
FAQs About the word efform
To form; to shape.
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The artist deftly efformed an enchanting sculpture from a solid block of marble.
The aroma of fresh-baked bread efformed a delightful ambience in the cozy kitchen.
The politician's words efformed a persuasive narrative that resonated with the electorate.
The judge's stern gaze efformed an intimidating aura in the courtroom.
