FORM Root Words

transform

• To change in shape or form.

• To remain the same without any changes.

• To destroy completely.

• To create something new from nothing.

nonconformist

• A person who follows all societal norms and practices.

• A person who does not conform to accepted beliefs or practices.

• A person who strictly adheres to traditional values.

• A person who is indifferent to social issues.

conform

• Shape with others’ ideas.

• Challenge existing beliefs.

• Create unique perspectives.

• Ignore societal norms.

week

• Seven days in a row.

• Five days in a row.

• Ten days in a row.

• Three days in a row.

uniform

• Having one shape or form.

• Consisting of various shapes and forms.

• Changing in appearance over time.

• Displaying a variety of colors and patterns.

performance

• The act of performing or presenting.

• A type of musical composition.

• A measure of efficiency in a task.

• A style of painting or art.

deform

• To shape down; to disfigure.

• To enhance beauty; to embellish.

• To create a perfect form; to idealize.

• To maintain original shape; to preserve.

informal

• Not formal; casual or unofficial.

• Strictly adhering to formal protocols.

• Highly structured and regulated.

• Official and ceremonial in nature.

information

• Data that is shaped and organized to be useful.

• Random facts without context.

• Unprocessed raw data.

• A collection of unrelated data points.

formal

• Relating to the official shape or form.

• Casual and relaxed in nature.

• Unstructured and informal.

• Spontaneous and unplanned.