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formula noun avenue, axiom, canon, code, expedient, fixed expression, form, formulary, maxim, method, mode, model, phrase, postulate, prescribed prooedure, prescription, principle, proposition, recipe, rubric, rule, standard, theorem, usage Associated concepts: formula instruction See also: arrangement, avenue, comment, criterion, directive, expedient, expression, form, guide, method, mode, phrase, prescription, principle, rule, system, usage How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| In the quest to find that perfect process, some districts have switched to a school-based process that formulaically determines funds for each school and then puts principals in charge of the actual disbursement. While the liturgical "text" of the eucharist is formulaically organized to a high degree, it did not attain the status of full stability for a lengthy period, a situation well reflected in the canonical texts of the New Testament. The judge in Native Son hands out his verdict in the coldest possible way as his final remarks formulaically elicit Bigger's final statements before he declares that "Number 666-983" will receive the death penalty "in a manner prescribed by the laws of this state" (417). |
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