misshaping (Meaning)

misshaping

to shape (something) badly

No weak antonyms found.

The accident caused the metal to misshape irrevocably, rendering it unusable.
Heavy rainfall misshaped the garden, washing away soil and uprooting plants.
The child's constant sucking on their thumb misshaped their jawline, requiring orthodontic intervention.
High temperatures and excessive watering misshaped the tomato plants, resulting in misshapen fruits.
The impact of the collision misshaped the car's bumper, making it difficult to close.
Overuse of certain muscles can lead to misshaping of bones and joints.
The disease had misshaped the patient's body, leaving them with a severely distorted appearance.
The carpenter's careless use of a hammer misshaped the wooden frame, ruining the project.
The surgeon's delicate incisions were designed to minimize misshaping of the surrounding tissues.
The heat of the fire misshaped the candle, melting it into an abstract form.

to shape (something) badly

deformity, distortion,deformation, torturing,warping, contortion, malformation, disfigurement, defacement, screwing

straightening,uncurling, unbending,

The accident caused the metal to misshape irrevocably, rendering it unusable.

Heavy rainfall misshaped the garden, washing away soil and uprooting plants.

The child's constant sucking on their thumb misshaped their jawline, requiring orthodontic intervention.

High temperatures and excessive watering misshaped the tomato plants, resulting in misshapen fruits.