Formulation

Pronunciation: /fɔːrmjʊˈleɪʃən/

Definitions of formulation

noun the result of formulating; a product or solution that has been developed

Example Sentences

A1 The formulation of the plan was simple and easy to understand.

A2 She struggled with the formulation of her thoughts into coherent sentences.

B1 The formulation of the new policy took months of research and collaboration.

B2 The formulation of the contract required careful consideration of all the terms and conditions.

C1 His formulation of the theory revolutionized the field of science.

C2 The formulation of the company's strategic goals was a collaborative effort involving all departments.

Examples of formulation in a Sentence

formal The scientist presented a detailed formulation of the new drug.

informal She explained the formulation of the project in simple terms.

slang I'm still trying to figure out the formulation for this recipe.

figurative The artist's unique formulation of colors created a stunning masterpiece.

Grammatical Forms of formulation

• past tense: formulated
• plural: formulations
• comparative: more formulated
• superlative: most formulated
• present tense: formulates
• future tense: will formulate
• perfect tense: have formulated
• continuous tense: is formulating
• singular: formulation
• positive degree: formulation
• infinitive: to formulate
• gerund: formulating
• participle: formulated

Origin and Evolution of formulation

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'formulation' originated from the Latin word 'formulare' which means 'to form'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of creating a formula or recipe, the word 'formulation' has evolved to also refer to the act of creating or developing a plan, idea, or theory in various fields such as science, mathematics, and business.