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Meaning of pantamorphic
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pantamorphic (a.)
Taking all forms.
pantamorphic Sentence Examples
- The pantamorphic nature of the alien's appearances defied all known biological classification.
- The scientist's theory proposed that the universe was inherently pantamorphic, constantly changing its form.
- The pantamorphic entities in the novel possessed the ability to reshape their physical manifestations at will.
- The pantamorphic landscape of the planet mesmerized explorers with its ever-shifting topographies.
- The pantamorphic virus infected cells, transforming them into grotesque and unpredictable forms.
- The artist's pantamorphic sculptures depicted the fluidity and impermanence of all existence.
- The pantamorphic dream engulfed the sleeper, weaving a tapestry of bizarre and morphing images.
- Scientists discovered a pantamorphic mineral that could mimic the properties of any other material.
- The pantamorphic machine malfunctioned, causing the walls of the laboratory to dissolve and reform in chaotic patterns.
- The pantamorphic creature's tail detached from its body and transformed into a separate entity with its own consciousness.
FAQs About the word pantamorphic
Taking all forms.
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The pantamorphic nature of the alien's appearances defied all known biological classification.
The scientist's theory proposed that the universe was inherently pantamorphic, constantly changing its form.
The pantamorphic entities in the novel possessed the ability to reshape their physical manifestations at will.
The pantamorphic landscape of the planet mesmerized explorers with its ever-shifting topographies.
