ALL meanings of deform
de·form
D d - verb deform If something deforms a person's body or something else, it causes it to have an unnatural shape. In technical English, you can also say that the second thing deforms. 3
- verb deform to make or become misshapen or distorted 3
- verb deform to mar the beauty of; disfigure 3
- verb deform to subject or be subjected to a stress that causes a change of dimensions 3
- verb transitive deform to impair the form or shape of 3
- verb transitive deform to make ugly; disfigure 3
- verb transitive deform to change the shape of by pressure or stress 3
- intransitive verb deform to become deformed 3
- verb with object deform to mar the natural form or shape of; put out of shape; disfigure: In cases where the drug was taken during pregnancy, its effects deformed the infants. 1
- verb with object deform to make ugly, ungraceful, or displeasing; mar the beauty of; spoil: The trees had been completely deformed by the force of the wind. 1
- verb with object deform to change the form of; transform. 1
- verb with object deform Geology, Mechanics. to subject to deformation: The metal was deformed under stress. 1
- verb without object deform to undergo deformation. 1
- adjective deform deformed; ugly. 1
- transitive verb deform maim, disfigure 1
- intransitive verb deform mutate, change shape 1
- noun deform Distort the shape or form of; make misshapen. 1
- verb deform (Transitive Verb) To change the form of, negatively. 0
- verb deform (Transitive Verb) To change the looks of, negatively; to disfigure. 0
- verb deform (Transitive Verb) To mar the character of. 0
- verb deform (Transitive Verb) To alter the shape of by stress. 0
- verb deform (Intransitive Verb) To become misshapen or changed in shape. 0
- adjective deform (Obsolete (No longer in use)) Deformed, misshapen. 0