Formula and Origin

Formula

Formula noun - A group of symbols that make a mathematical statement.

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Origin and formula are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Origin" instead a noun "Formula".

Nearby Words: formulate, formulation, formulaic, formulating

Origin noun - A point or place at which something is invented or provided.

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Formula and origin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Formula" instead a noun "Origin".

exact	exact formula	exact origin
similar	similar formula	similar origin
common	common formula	common origin
original	original formula	original origin
Other adjectives: true, proper, new, mysterious, classic, official, different, scientific, previous, modern, magical.

Most superhero film franchises follow the same formula: The first film introduces the characters and usually goes through the origin story.

Source: Sequelitis
Mugging the Monster: In the flashback relating Batman's origin, two thugs are unlucky enough to try robbing Kirk in the street right after his formula vampirized him.

Source: Western Animation / Justice League: Gods And Monsters
Gone Horribly Right: The sidequest entitled "The Origin of the Slith" where you must uncover the mysterious formula that lead to the creation of the Slith.

Source: Video Game / Grim Dawn

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