transfigurate (Meaning)
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transfigurate (v. t.)
To transfigure; to transform.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transfigurate
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transfigurate Sentence Examples
- The sunrise transfigured the ordinary landscape into a celestial masterpiece.
- The spiritual awakening transfigured his countenance, radiating an ethereal glow.
- The sculptor's chisel magically transfigured the marble into a lifelike masterpiece.
- Love's embrace transfigured their hearts, igniting a flame that time could not extinguish.
- The artist's imagination transfigured mundane objects into extraordinary works of wonder.
- The storm's fury transfigured the once-tranquil sea into a raging beast.
- Faith transfigured his despair into hope, offering a beacon in the darkest of times.
- The words of the poet transfigured their thoughts, painting vivid images in their minds.
- The discovery of the ancient artifact transfigured the archaeologist's career, establishing them as a world-renowned expert.
- The passage of time transfigured the once-pristine forest into a majestic, timeworn wilderness.
FAQs About the word transfigurate
To transfigure; to transform.
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No antonyms found.
The sunrise transfigured the ordinary landscape into a celestial masterpiece.
The spiritual awakening transfigured his countenance, radiating an ethereal glow.
The sculptor's chisel magically transfigured the marble into a lifelike masterpiece.
Love's embrace transfigured their hearts, igniting a flame that time could not extinguish.
