Definition of transmogrify in English:

transmogrify

verbtransmogrifying, transmogrifies, transmogrified transˈmɒɡrɪfʌɪtrɑːnsˈmɒɡrɪfʌɪtrɑːnzˈmɒɡrɪfʌɪtranzˈmɒɡrɪfʌɪ

[with object]humorous

Transform in a surprising or magical manner.
his home was transmogrified into a hippy crash pad
Example sentencesExamples
- Information from weather satellites, and from street cameras in Cork, will be fed into a computer where, thanks to the magic of programming, it will be transmogrified into a knitting pattern.
- As I have recently been transmogrified into a godfather, these things have become curiously more interesting.
- It, however, proves the pertinent fact that, if you have the financial power, you can transmogrify a nation of persecuted people into villains and a bunch of terrorists into heroes.
- Yet how this common set of tropes unfolds is hardly familiar, totally transmogrifying a well-worn stone of a concept into a profoundly deep theatrical gem.
- An existential experience of tragedy and loss is converted into technical problems that transmogrify its existential roots.
- The next recession could transmogrify many dot-com millionaires into poor folks.
- I've been transmogrified into a something I can't claim as my own being.
- They have now been transmogrified into ‘tokens of esteem’ that can net their recipients anything up to 1 million.
- Suddenly the members of my support team were transmogrified into aliens.
- It is transmogrified by Greek and Bulgarian investors into a Balkan business hub.
- Like infesting alien pods, American culture threatens to transmogrify the planet, as the speaker put it, into one big New Jersey.
- They are not a part of a narrative, neither are they transmogrified creatures of fantasy and myth.
- In 1988 the paper transmogrified itself from a dull, traditional broadsheet into a design lead hip'n'happening paper.
- Otherwise, how can slim evidence of past crimes be transmogrified into compelling evidence of future ones?
- The skyline is being transmogrified by luxury condo towers all over the place.
- Only in death can their message be transmogrified and their myth perfectly preserved forever.
- They just want to drink and smoke and pretend the world isn't transmogrifying every second.
- Thanks largely to his agitprop and fraternisation with the enemy, his brothers-in-arms were transmogrified into war criminals and baby-killers.
- I kind of hope the world ends or is transmogrified somehow (preferably the latter) during my lifetime.
- The Spanish cucaracha made no sense to English speakers, so they transmogrified it into ‘cockroach’.
Synonyms
change, alter, modify, convert, metamorphose, transfigure, transmute, mutate

Derivatives

transmogrification

nountransˌmɒɡrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)ntrɑːnzˌmɒɡrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)ntranzˌmɒɡrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)ntrɑːnsˌmɒɡrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

humorous

They are a reaction to oppression - or at least a transmogrification of the angry white male into the docile white wimp.
Example sentencesExamples
- This transmogrification is mainly government-induced.
- How did this strange transmogrification occur?
- She's about 15, and she's going through that evil transmogrification that all teenage girls go through, where they grow scales and can breathe fire.
- This essay has undergone several transmogrifications over the years to fit specific themes of specific conferences.

Origin

Mid 17th century: of unknown origin.

Definition of transmogrify in US English:

transmogrify

verb

[with object]humorous

Transform in a surprising or magical manner.
the cucumbers that were ultimately transmogrified into pickles
Example sentencesExamples
- Suddenly the members of my support team were transmogrified into aliens.
- The skyline is being transmogrified by luxury condo towers all over the place.
- In 1988 the paper transmogrified itself from a dull, traditional broadsheet into a design lead hip'n'happening paper.
- It, however, proves the pertinent fact that, if you have the financial power, you can transmogrify a nation of persecuted people into villains and a bunch of terrorists into heroes.
- They just want to drink and smoke and pretend the world isn't transmogrifying every second.
- Thanks largely to his agitprop and fraternisation with the enemy, his brothers-in-arms were transmogrified into war criminals and baby-killers.
- I've been transmogrified into a something I can't claim as my own being.
- They have now been transmogrified into ‘tokens of esteem’ that can net their recipients anything up to 1 million.
- As I have recently been transmogrified into a godfather, these things have become curiously more interesting.
- Otherwise, how can slim evidence of past crimes be transmogrified into compelling evidence of future ones?
- Like infesting alien pods, American culture threatens to transmogrify the planet, as the speaker put it, into one big New Jersey.
- Information from weather satellites, and from street cameras in Cork, will be fed into a computer where, thanks to the magic of programming, it will be transmogrified into a knitting pattern.
- Yet how this common set of tropes unfolds is hardly familiar, totally transmogrifying a well-worn stone of a concept into a profoundly deep theatrical gem.
- It is transmogrified by Greek and Bulgarian investors into a Balkan business hub.
- They are not a part of a narrative, neither are they transmogrified creatures of fantasy and myth.
- The Spanish cucaracha made no sense to English speakers, so they transmogrified it into ‘cockroach’.
- An existential experience of tragedy and loss is converted into technical problems that transmogrify its existential roots.
- I kind of hope the world ends or is transmogrified somehow (preferably the latter) during my lifetime.
- The next recession could transmogrify many dot-com millionaires into poor folks.
- Only in death can their message be transmogrified and their myth perfectly preserved forever.
Synonyms
change, alter, modify, convert, metamorphose, transfigure, transmute, mutate

Origin

Mid 17th century: of unknown origin.

单词	transmogrify
释义	Definition of transmogrify in English: transmogrify verbtransmogrifying, transmogrifies, transmogrified transˈmɒɡrɪfʌɪtrɑːnsˈmɒɡrɪfʌɪtrɑːnzˈmɒɡrɪfʌɪtranzˈmɒɡrɪfʌɪ [with object]humorous Transform in a surprising or magical manner. his home was transmogrified into a hippy crash pad Example sentencesExamples Information from weather satellites, and from street cameras in Cork, will be fed into a computer where, thanks to the magic of programming, it will be transmogrified into a knitting pattern. As I have recently been transmogrified into a godfather, these things have become curiously more interesting. It, however, proves the pertinent fact that, if you have the financial power, you can transmogrify a nation of persecuted people into villains and a bunch of terrorists into heroes. Yet how this common set of tropes unfolds is hardly familiar, totally transmogrifying a well-worn stone of a concept into a profoundly deep theatrical gem. An existential experience of tragedy and loss is converted into technical problems that transmogrify its existential roots. The next recession could transmogrify many dot-com millionaires into poor folks. I've been transmogrified into a something I can't claim as my own being. They have now been transmogrified into ‘tokens of esteem’ that can net their recipients anything up to 1 million. Suddenly the members of my support team were transmogrified into aliens. It is transmogrified by Greek and Bulgarian investors into a Balkan business hub. Like infesting alien pods, American culture threatens to transmogrify the planet, as the speaker put it, into one big New Jersey. They are not a part of a narrative, neither are they transmogrified creatures of fantasy and myth. In 1988 the paper transmogrified itself from a dull, traditional broadsheet into a design lead hip'n'happening paper. Otherwise, how can slim evidence of past crimes be transmogrified into compelling evidence of future ones? The skyline is being transmogrified by luxury condo towers all over the place. Only in death can their message be transmogrified and their myth perfectly preserved forever. They just want to drink and smoke and pretend the world isn't transmogrifying every second. Thanks largely to his agitprop and fraternisation with the enemy, his brothers-in-arms were transmogrified into war criminals and baby-killers. I kind of hope the world ends or is transmogrified somehow (preferably the latter) during my lifetime. The Spanish cucaracha made no sense to English speakers, so they transmogrified it into ‘cockroach’. Synonyms change, alter, modify, convert, metamorphose, transfigure, transmute, mutate Derivatives transmogrification nountransˌmɒɡrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)ntrɑːnzˌmɒɡrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)ntranzˌmɒɡrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)ntrɑːnsˌmɒɡrɪfɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)n humorous They are a reaction to oppression - or at least a transmogrification of the angry white male into the docile white wimp. Example sentencesExamples This transmogrification is mainly government-induced. How did this strange transmogrification occur? She's about 15, and she's going through that evil transmogrification that all teenage girls go through, where they grow scales and can breathe fire. This essay has undergone several transmogrifications over the years to fit specific themes of specific conferences. Origin Mid 17th century: of unknown origin. Definition of transmogrify in US English: transmogrify verb [with object]humorous Transform in a surprising or magical manner. the cucumbers that were ultimately transmogrified into pickles Example sentencesExamples Suddenly the members of my support team were transmogrified into aliens. The skyline is being transmogrified by luxury condo towers all over the place. In 1988 the paper transmogrified itself from a dull, traditional broadsheet into a design lead hip'n'happening paper. It, however, proves the pertinent fact that, if you have the financial power, you can transmogrify a nation of persecuted people into villains and a bunch of terrorists into heroes. They just want to drink and smoke and pretend the world isn't transmogrifying every second. Thanks largely to his agitprop and fraternisation with the enemy, his brothers-in-arms were transmogrified into war criminals and baby-killers. I've been transmogrified into a something I can't claim as my own being. They have now been transmogrified into ‘tokens of esteem’ that can net their recipients anything up to 1 million. As I have recently been transmogrified into a godfather, these things have become curiously more interesting. Otherwise, how can slim evidence of past crimes be transmogrified into compelling evidence of future ones? Like infesting alien pods, American culture threatens to transmogrify the planet, as the speaker put it, into one big New Jersey. Information from weather satellites, and from street cameras in Cork, will be fed into a computer where, thanks to the magic of programming, it will be transmogrified into a knitting pattern. Yet how this common set of tropes unfolds is hardly familiar, totally transmogrifying a well-worn stone of a concept into a profoundly deep theatrical gem. It is transmogrified by Greek and Bulgarian investors into a Balkan business hub. They are not a part of a narrative, neither are they transmogrified creatures of fantasy and myth. The Spanish cucaracha made no sense to English speakers, so they transmogrified it into ‘cockroach’. An existential experience of tragedy and loss is converted into technical problems that transmogrify its existential roots. I kind of hope the world ends or is transmogrified somehow (preferably the latter) during my lifetime. The next recession could transmogrify many dot-com millionaires into poor folks. Only in death can their message be transmogrified and their myth perfectly preserved forever. Synonyms change, alter, modify, convert, metamorphose, transfigure, transmute, mutate Origin Mid 17th century: of unknown origin.
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