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morph
morph 1 M0425900 (môrf)n. An allomorph.
[From morpheme.]
morph 2 M0425900 (môrf)n. One of various distinct forms of a species (such as color variant) or of an organism during different parts of its life cycle.
[From Greek morphē, form, shape.]
morph 3 M0425900 (môrf)v. morphed, morph·ing, morphs v.tr. To transform (an image) by computer: cinematic special effects that morphed the villain into a snake.v.intr. To be transformed: "By morning all his hurt feelings had morphed into mischief" (Dana Adam Shapiro).
[Shortening of metamorphose.]morph (mɔːf) n (Linguistics) linguistics the phonological representation of a morpheme[C20: shortened form of morpheme]
morph (mɔːf) n (Biology) biology any of the different forms of individual found in a polymorphic species[C20: from Greek morphē shape]
morph (mɔːf) vb1. (Computer Science) to undergo or cause to undergo morphing2. to transform or be transformed completely in appearance or character: he morphed from nerd into pop icon. n (Computer Science) a morphed imagemorph (mɔrf)
n. 1. a sequence of sounds or letters constituting the physical realization of a morpheme in a specific context. 2. Biol. a. an individual of one particular form, as a worker ant, in a species that occurs in two or more forms. b. a locally distinct population of a polymorphic species. v.t. 3. to transform (an image) by computer. v.i. 4. to be transformed: morphing from a tough negotiator to Mr. Friendly. [1945–50; back formation from morpheme, or independent use of -morph] mor′phic, adj. morph- var. of morpho- before a vowel: morphallaxis. -morph a combining form meaning “form, structure,” of the kind specified by the initial element: isomorph. [< Greek -morphos; see -morphous] morph. morphology. Thesaurus| Verb | 1. | morph - cause to change shape in a computer animation; "The computer programmer morphed the image"alter, change, modify - cause to change; make different; cause a transformation; "The advent of the automobile may have altered the growth pattern of the city"; "The discussion has changed my thinking about the issue" | | 2. | morph - change shape as via computer animation; "In the video, Michael Jackson morphed into a panther"contort, wring, deform, distort - twist and press out of shape |
TranslationsMorph
morph[mȯrf] (genetics) An individual variant in a polymorphic population. Morph the minimal meaningful part of an utterance; a specific representation of a morpheme in a text; one of the variants of a morpheme with nonidentical elements, as in the Russian alternation: (1) /nos/it’ (2) /nes/ti (3) /nash/ivat’ [The above three infinitives all contain a morpheme having the basic meaning of “to carry” or “to wear.” Their meaning and usage differs according to their mode of action (in Russian, sposob deistviia; in German, Aktionsart).} The choice of a morph depends upon its phonological or morphological environment and is subject either to the rules of complementary distribution, as in English plural formants /-s/, /-z/, and /-Iz/, or to the rule of free variation, as in Russian bel/oi/ sten/oi/—bel/oiu/ sten/oiu/ (instrumental singular of belaia stena, “white wall“). The morphs of a single morpheme are known as its allomorphs. morph
morph (môrf)n. One of various distinct forms of a species (such as color variant) or of an organism during different parts of its life cycle.morphine An opium alkaloid with potent analgesic effect that owes its narcotic properties to its unique aromatic ring structure.
Clinical findings
Euphoria, respiratory depression, drowsiness, nausea, vomiting, decreased GI motility, increased risk of addiction.
Route
Parenteral, oral.
Effects
Blocks pain signals to brain and spinal cord.
Uses
Relieves severe acute and chronic pain; facilitates induction of anaesthesia.morph any individual variant that constitutes a form of a polymorphic species.MORPH
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| MORPH➣Molecular and Organismic Research in Plant History | | MORPH➣Methods of Research Practice in Horticulture (decision support software) |
morph
Words related to morphverb cause to change shape in a computer animationRelated Wordsverb change shape as via computer animationRelated Words- contort
- wring
- deform
- distort
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