to metamorphose
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British pronunciation
/mˌɛtəmˈɔːfə‍ʊz/

Definition & Meaning of "metamorphose"

to metamorphose
01

(of insects and amphibians) to go through a remarkable change, usually involving different stages, leading to the development into the adult form

1.1

to cause a profound change in the form, structure, or substance of something

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The wizard used his magical powers to metamorphose the frog into a princely figure.
Advances in genetic engineering have the potential to metamorphose agricultural practices and enhance crop resilience.
1.2

to undergo a complete transformation in form, structure, or appearance

to metamorphose definition and meaning
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The harsh experiences of her youth helped metamorphose her into a resilient and strong individual.
Over time, the small village metamorphosed into a bustling city.
02

(of rocks or minerals) to undergo change or transform due to temperature, pressure, or chemical factors, leading to the development of different characteristics or qualities

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