metastrophe
/mɪˈtastrəfi/rare
noun
Radical or fundamental change or transformation.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Hamon L'Estrange (1605–1660), theologian and historian. From ancient Greek μεταστροϕή change from one thing to another from μετα- + στροϕή turning.
- Murray catfish
- Murray cod
- Murray crayfish
- Murray, Gilbert
- Murray grey
- Murray lily
- Murray magpie
- Murray perch
- Murray pine
- Murray red gum
- Murray River
- Murray River crayfish
- Murray River pine
- Murray, Sir James
- Murray Valley encephalitis
- Murray Valley fever
- Murray whaler
- murre
- murrelet
- murrey
- murrey color
- murrey-colored
- murrey colour
- murrey-coloured
- murrhine