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deform English

Meaning deform meaning

What does deform mean?
Definitions in simple English

deform Verb

— If you deform something, you change it from its unusual shape. — If something is deformed, it has an unusual or abnormal shape.

deform

— verb become misshapen The sidewalk deformed during the earthquake — verb alter the shape of (something) by stress His body was deformed by leprosy — verb make formless the heat deformed the plastic sculpture — verb (= contort) twist and press out of shape — verb (= bend, twist, turn) cause (a plastic object) to assume a crooked or angular form bend the rod twist the dough into a braid the strong man could turn an iron bar — verb (= change shape) assume a different shape or form

Synonyms deform synonyms

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deform English » English

distort disfigure deface contort mar warp bend twist strain make ugly dent change shape change form break wring uglify turn flex deformity damage blemish wrest wrench vitiate taint subvert spoil smash up shear ruin rejuvenate put out of shape profane pervert obzocky mutilate murder morph monsterlike misshapen misshape misrepresent mangle malshapen malformed malformation maim jaundice injure impair

Conjugation deform conjugation

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deform · verb

Examples deform examples

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Deform me to the point of ugliness.
Deform me to your likeness, so that no one after you will ever again understand the reason for so much desire.
You are on the threshold of life - you've no right to deform it.
The specs say it can't deform at 12,000 PSI, so we'll test it.
Doesn't deform or yaw.
Deform'd, unfinish'd.
Io's eccentric orbit causes it to deform as it circles Jupiter.
They deform and die.
Then, when you pull it out beyond its elastic limit, so it's not about to return because of spring-shape, and then deform it in many different ways.
Our cells deteriorate deform, mutate into tiny, misshapen freaks making our skin sag and wrinkle and our muscles atrophy.
Without a breathing apparatus, high concentrations over a period of time would deform the sinuses.
But would someone in a primitive society really want to replicate this look and deform their skull?
Those little moustache things on the front, the rubbery bits you can see on the grill, they actually deform at speed, and that way they improve the air flow and increase the downforce at the same time.
Over time they deform the uterus.
And Mathilde keeps her belly flat, the smooth belly pregnancy will never deform.
Or none. They deform your body and later become your enemies.
That's gonna deform his jaws.
It's like cankers. Over time they deform the uterus.
Cells get together, take on one form, deform, reform.
The film studies the conditions that deform the character of this unhappy man.
The specs say it can't deform at 12,000 PSI, so we just have to test it.
Does the liturgy allow you to deform the host?
We had to figure out how to deform this universe.

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