in form
The phrase "in form" is commonly used to describe someone who is performing well, especially in sports or other competitive fields.
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Definition
B2Sports and Fitness
(informal)In a state of good physical condition or fitness.
Example
- After months of training, she is finally in form for the marathon.
B2Competitive Activities
(informal)Performing well or at one's best level.
Example
- The team is in form, having won their last five matches.
B2General Use
(informal)In a state of readiness or prepared for a particular task or event.
Example
- He was in form to deliver an excellent presentation.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in form":
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