morph — to change gradually from one form, shape, or state into another
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to change gradually from one form, shape, or state into another
Pronunciation (IPA): /mɔːrf/
Korean meaning: 점진적으로 형태나 모양, 상태가 변화하다
Korean pronunciation: **모**프
Example Sentences
- My cat seems to morph into a liquid when sleeping in boxes.
- The special effects team made the actor morph into a monster.
- His mild-mannered personality morphs completely when he's behind the wheel.
morph
VERB//mɔːrf//
to change gradually from one form, shape, or state into another
someone morphing gradually from one form into another completely different state
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Origin
From Greek 'morphē' meaning 'form' or 'shape'. The word is connected to Morpheus, the Greek god of dreams who could change into different forms in people's dreams.
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“My cat seems to morph into a liquid when sleeping in boxes.”
“The special effects team made the actor morph into a monster.”
“His mild-mannered personality morphs completely when he's behind the wheel.”
“The clouds morph from cute animals into scary faces in horror movies.”
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