Formula and Source

Formula

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

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

Nearby Words: formulate, formulation, formulaic, formulating

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

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Formula and source are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Formula" instead a noun "Source".

common	common formula	common source
specific	specific formula	specific source
regular	regular formula	regular source
original	original formula	original source
Other adjectives: true, strong, consistent, new, mysterious, official, different, magical.

Paving the way for other BBC shows to follow the formula of updating and re-imagining traditional source material as family-friendly Saturday night entertainment, including Merlin, Atlantis and The Musketeers.

Source: Myth / Robin Hood
His main source of antagonism comes from a trio of desert animals who squabble with each other as often as they fight the other characters.The formula of every episode promises several chase scenes, quirky animation, choppy editing, and absolutely no dialogue.

Source: Western Animation / Oscars Oasis
Water Source Tampering - The Green Goblin has a plot to put goblin formula in New York City's water supply, goblinizing the whole population.

Source: Western Animation / Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends

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