Pronunciation: /fɔrˈmeɪʃən/
noun a particular arrangement or structure of a group of people or things
A1 The children are learning about different shapes and formation in their geometry class.
A2 The coach focused on the team's defensive formation during practice.
B1 The geologists studied the rock formation to understand its origin.
B2 The dance troupe practiced their formation for the upcoming performance.
C1 The military strategist devised a new formation to outmaneuver the enemy forces.
C2 The symphony orchestra's flawless formation impressed the audience with their precision and unity.
formal The geological formation of the mountain range took millions of years.
informal The soccer team's formation was a 4-4-2 for today's match.
slang I love watching the dancers' formation during the halftime show.
figurative The formation of a strong bond between the siblings was evident in their actions.
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