metamorphose Synonyms
metamorphose Meaning
metamorphose (v)
change completely the nature or appearance of
change in outward structure or looks
metamorphose (v. t.)
To change into a different form; to transform; to transmute.
metamorphose (n.)
Same as Metamorphosis.
metamorphose Sentence Examples
- The tadpole's metamorphosis into a frog is a remarkable transformation.
- The caterpillar will soon metamorphose into a beautiful butterfly.
- The artist's work metamorphoses raw materials into stunning masterpieces.
- The country underwent a significant metamorphosis during the industrial revolution.
- The once quiet town metamorphoses into a bustling metropolis during the summer months.
- The child's imagination metamorphoses reality into magical adventures.
- The story is a metaphor for the metamorphosis of a young girl into a strong woman.
- The company's brand metamorphosed over the years to reflect changing consumer trends.
- The city's architecture is a mix of its past and present, undergoing a constant metamorphosis.
- The pandemic triggered a metamorphosis in societal norms and expectations.
FAQs About the word metamorphose
change completely the nature or appearance of, change in outward structure or looksTo change into a different form; to transform; to transmute., Same as Metamor
transform, convert,transmute, transpose, replace, transubstantiate, remodel, rework, transfigure, refashion
No antonyms found.
The tadpole's metamorphosis into a frog is a remarkable transformation.
The caterpillar will soon metamorphose into a beautiful butterfly.
The artist's work metamorphoses raw materials into stunning masterpieces.
The country underwent a significant metamorphosis during the industrial revolution.
