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noun
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a shape having an irregular contour, chiefly used in nonrepresentational art and industrial design.
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Linguistics. a linguistic form that can occur by itself, as fire, book, or run.
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is always a great word to know.
So is matrix sentence. Does it mean:
| conforming to the rules of a language |
| a sentence in which another sentence is embedded: In 'The man who called is waiting,' 'The man is waiting' is a matrix sentence |
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adjective
1.
characterized by free form: free-form sculpture.
2.
not organized or planned in a conventional way: a free-form international conglomerate.
3.
encouraged to function or evolve without advance planning; spontaneous: free-form management.
adverb
4.
without restrictions or preconceptions: The children were allowed to paint free-form.
Also, free·form.
Origin:
1950–55
1950–55
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| 1. | an irregular flowing shape, often used in industrial or fabric design |
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| 2. | freely flowing, spontaneous |
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an approach to jazz improvisation that emerged during the late 1950s, reached its height in the '60s, and remained a major development in jazz thereafter.
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