Comparative for capable of influencing the development of something
“Alfred Adler taught regularly and had a formative influence on many students.”
Comparative for characterized by a period of development or formation
“My father poured vast amounts of love and energy into me during my most formative years.”
Comparative for strongly influencing later developments
“Many formative discussions have happened right here at Penn.”
Comparative for carefully considered and meant to be helpful
Comparative for being, or relating to those, of a young age
Comparative for being or involving the first attempt, act, or thing of its kind
Comparative for capable of bending easily without breaking
Comparative for being an inherent or fundamental part of a whole
Comparative for exerting power over the minds or behavior of others
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