warps Antonyms
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- roots
- grounds
- premises
- theories
- kernels
- cores
- assumptions
- substructures
- focuses
- foci
- mounts
- stays
- footings
- bottoms
- supports
- keystones
- underpinnings
- warp-and-woofs
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Meaning of warps
warps
to cause to judge, choose, or act wrongly, to move a ship by warping, to twist or bend out of a plane, a twist or curve in something once flat or straight, to cause to judge, choose, or act wrongly or abnormally, to arrange (yarns) so as to form a warp, to arrange so as to form a warp, to turn or twist out of shape, foundation, base, to become warped, a mental aberration, a rope for warping or mooring a ship or boat, a series of yarns extended lengthwise in a loom and crossed by the weft, to deflect from a course, distort, to turn or twist out of or as if out of shape, a twist or curve that has developed in something originally flat or straight, to move (something, such as a ship) by hauling on a line attached to a fixed object, a series of yarns going lengthwise in a loom and crossed by the woof
warps Sentence Examples
- The fabric's fibers twisted and warped under the tension of the loom.
- The heat from the flames warped the metal, distorting its shape.
- The intense gravitational pull of the black hole warped space-time, creating a singularity.
- Misinformation warped the public's perception of reality, leading to deep divisions.
- The powerful sorcerer's magic warped the minds of his followers, making them subservient to his will.
- The spell cast on the knight's armor warped it into impenetrable steel, making him invincible.
- The twisted remnants of the wrecked car warped into grotesque shapes, a testament to the violence of the impact.
- The frame around the painting warped with age, threatening to damage the canvas.
- The relentless wind warped the trees, giving them a gnarled and twisted appearance.
- The alien spaceship warped into existence, its hull shimmering and distorting as it emerged from hyperspace.
FAQs About the word warps
to cause to judge, choose, or act wrongly, to move a ship by warping, to twist or bend out of a plane, a twist or curve in something once flat or straight, to c
bedrocks,foundations, bases, cornerstones, bases, roots,grounds, premises, theories, kernels
interprets, illustrates, spells out,explains, illuminates, clears (up), clarifies,,deciphers
The fabric's fibers twisted and warped under the tension of the loom.
The heat from the flames warped the metal, distorting its shape.
The intense gravitational pull of the black hole warped space-time, creating a singularity.
Misinformation warped the public's perception of reality, leading to deep divisions.
