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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesdéformé
Pronunciation / Transliteration: déformé
"Le bois est déformé par l'humidité."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Bent or twisted out of shape, typically as a result of the effects of heat or damp.
"The wooden door was so warped that it wouldn't close properly." - 2
Abnormal and strange; distorted in a way that is regarded as morally or mentally unhealthy.
"He has a very warped sense of humor."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Old English 'wearpan' meaning to throw, twist, or turn, of Germanic origin.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Warped" is said worldwide
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déformé
Transliteration: déformé
"Le bois est déformé par l'humidité."
verzerrt
Transliteration: verzerrt
"Das Brett ist durch die Hitze verzerrt."
deformato
Transliteration: deformato
"Il telaio della porta era deformato."
deformado
Transliteration: deformado
"La estantería de madera está deformada."
distorcido
Transliteration: distorcido
"A porta de madeira ficou distorcida com a umidade."
विकृत
Transliteration: vikrit
"गर्मी के कारण लकड़ी विकृत हो गई थी।"
变形的
Transliteration: biànxíng de
"这扇木门受潮变形了。"
뒤틀린
Transliteration: dwiteullin
"나무 문이 습기 때문에 뒤틀렸다."
歪んだ
Transliteration: yuganda
"その木材は熱で歪んでしまった。"
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