take shape (Meaning)

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take shape (v)

develop into a distinctive entity

As the artist's strokes flowed onto the canvas, the abstract concept began to take shape.
The filmmaker's vision slowly took shape as the scenes were pieced together.
The students' ideas gradually took shape during the brainstorming session.
The once-chaotic blueprints slowly took shape into a tangible structure.
The plot of the novel took shape as the author delved deeper into the characters' lives.
The architectural designs took shape on the draftsman's table, creating a blueprint for the future building.
The plan to climb Mount Everest took shape over months of training and preparation.
The new business venture took shape as partnerships were formed and resources were allocated.
The relationship between the two individuals slowly took shape, nurtured by shared experiences and common interests.
The child's dreams of becoming a doctor slowly took shape as they excelled in science and medicine classes.

develop into a distinctive entity

grip,hold, grasp, lay hold of,clasp, catch,hang on to, clutch, nab, hold on (to)

drop, give, free, release, pass, pass, liberate, liberate, free, discharge

As the artist's strokes flowed onto the canvas, the abstract concept began to take shape.

The filmmaker's vision slowly took shape as the scenes were pieced together.

The students' ideas gradually took shape during the brainstorming session.

The once-chaotic blueprints slowly took shape into a tangible structure.