Definition of «to take many forms»

The phrase "to take many forms" means to appear or manifest in various shapes, guises, or incarnations. It can refer to something that has multiple versions, variations, or appearances, and is often used when describing something that is versatile, adaptable, or capable of transformation.

Sentences with «to take many forms»

That's something of a departure from the more abstract learning that occurs in the classroom, which often takes the form of watching, reading and writing. (educationmattersmag.com.au)
As a child, he independently developed a complex relationship with both written and spoken language, which took the form of texts, drawings and sound recordings. (artzine.com)
People look for resonance in their life, which takes form in many things, including service, reliability, environment, or calling. (gapingvoid.com)
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