transformed
- adjective
- /trænsˈfɔrmd/
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transformado
- With the new technology, traditional classrooms are being transformed into interactive learning environments.
Then the challenges become transformed into unhappiness inside you.
- Then the challenges become transformed into unhappiness inside you.
- And he says, you know, being is now transformed into a problem.
- Everything about the world has been utterly transformed since then, but she's still there.
- It's the means by which population growth is transformed into new demand for housing.
- A thought experiment, but that our world could be transformed to be something like this.
- High schools will be transformed into future schools.
- And in that movie it's the audience that's transformed.
- You remember just being profoundly transformed in some way or blissful.
- But nearly all of us are readers, and we are all transformed in some way by what we read.
Examples
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The makeup is done and I am completely transformed into Cindy Lahou.
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Everything about the world has been utterly transformed since then, but she's still there.
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And within a few weeks, they cannot believe the transformed state of themselves.
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OK, now let's imagine the transformed version of this transformed.
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He, too, has been changed in his turn, transformed utterly.
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Everything about the world has been utterly transformed since then, but she's still there.
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After years of hard work, she has been completely transformed into a confident public speaker.
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The old factory has been transformed into a vibrant art gallery that showcases local artists.
Synonyms
An animal that changes body form as it grows
Antonyms
How Changed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word transformed comes from the parts trans- meaning 'across' and form meaning 'shape'. So to be transformed is to be changed from one shape into another, which is why it means a complete change in appearance or character.