amorphous — without a clearly defined shape or form
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: without a clearly defined shape or form
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈmɔːrfəs/
Korean meaning: 모양이나 형태가 불분명한, 무정형의
Korean pronunciation: 어**몰**퍼스
Example Sentences
- My attempt at making pancakes resulted in an amorphous mess that looked like abstract art.
- The company's amorphous management structure confused everyone about who was actually in charge.
- The amorphous cloud slowly drifted across the sky, changing shape every few minutes.
amorphous
ADJECTIVE//əˈmɔːrfəs//
without a clearly defined shape or form
Scientists observe an amorphous substance constantly changing its undefined shape
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Origin
From Greek 'amorphos' meaning 'without form or shape,' combining the prefix 'a-' (without) and 'morphe' (form or shape). The word entered English in the 17th century through scientific and philosophical terminology.
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“My attempt at making pancakes resulted in an amorphous mess that looked like abstract art.”
“The company's amorphous management structure confused everyone about who was actually in charge.”
“The amorphous cloud slowly drifted across the sky, changing shape every few minutes.”
“His amorphous plan to 'become successful somehow' wasn't very convincing to investors.”
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