deform
deform
British pronunciation
/dɪfˈɔːm/

Definition & Meaning of "deform"in English

to deform
01

to change the shape of something out of its usual shape

Transitive: to deform sth
to deform definition and meaning
example
Examples
Heavy pressure on the metal sheet can deform it, resulting in a bent or twisted form.
Overloading a backpack with excessive weight may deform its frame and straps.
02

to lose one's proper shape

Intransitive
example
Examples
Plastic left in the sun will deform.
Left out in the rain for too long, the cardboard boxes deteriorated and deformed.
03

to change the shape of something in an undesirable way

Transitive: to deform sth
example
Examples
Prolonged exposure to acid rain could deform the thin protective layers of some plants.
Stressful working conditions gradually deformed her posture over many decades on the job.
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