warp

/wˈɔːp/

/ˈwɔɹp/

to warp

MAIN VERB

déformer

make false by mutilation or addition; as of a message or story

Synonymes : distort

Exemples

1. The house seemed to be stuck in a 19th-century time warp.

2. Most people remain rural and poor and education is locked in a time warp relative to developed nations.

3. It's all enough to make Democratic strategists who focus on communities of color feel as if they are caught in a time warp.

4. Saltwater will warp the wood.