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Meanings of deformed in English
So badly formed or out of shape as to be ugly.
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Examples for "distorted"
Examples for "distorted"
1
Those factors led to record physical prices and distorted supplies, they said.
2
Problems and quirks may come to light as markets become less distorted.
3
Long time ago, details lost or distorted in the mists of time.
4
He noted right away that all were examples, however distorted, of fauna.
5
Israel and Washington said that report was distorted and biased against Israel.
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It was the imagination that made each crime bear its misshapen brood.
2
The words are misshapen and stamped with an indescribable and fantastic bestiality.
3
A high-pitched, impossible laugh from the towering, misshapen figure in the centre.
4
The clothing man looked at the misshapen thing with eyes that bulged.
5
Behind the wolves the lynx skulked, stiff-legged and clumsy, like misshapen cats.
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Surveillance was initiated to test malformed newborn animals in the affected region.
2
These malformed tadpoles could turn into either deformed toads, or normal ones.
3
The rugged hunter looked at the big malformed border ruffian with repulsion.
4
It had a sort of a malformed skull or jaw-bone or something.
5
Surely you would not call her intellect malformed, for all its learning...?
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But there are well and ill-shapen plants, and monstrosities too.
2
At that instant he caught sight of his mother's ill-shapen figure cowering over the fire.
3
It was not a bad omelette, though not quite innocent of wood-ash, perhaps, and somewhat ill-shapen.
4
The time seemed so right for it, the ill-shapen moon, the quietude-a good night for a ghost story.
5
Her feather-adorned hat was discarded altogether and her ill-shapen high-heeled boots replaced by airy slippers of braided fiber.
Usage of deformed in English
1
The god, deformed and disguised, waits on the animal and feeds it.
2
In another few minutes Matthew entered the somber area of deformed orchards.
3
These malformed tadpoles could turn into either deformed toads, or normal ones.
4
One of them is blind, the other is deformed in some way.
5
Mirabeau, who was also deformed, was a case in point in France.
6
The huge oven looked like the deformed head of a fairy-tale monster.
7
Of those, less than forty percent were deformed in the forward direction.
8
The eyebrows only, in my opinion, were very much deformed by art.
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And the way she was helping the boy with the deformed arm.
10
When I had reassured them on the point the deformed man spoke.
11
Taking her poor, deformed hands in mine, I knelt down beside her:
12
If the bullet-mould is deformed, all the bullets will share its deformity.
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In hulling my heartnut crop for 1940, I noticed many deformed nuts.
14
The story of a cripple whose deformed body conceals a noble soul.
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Almost immediately a deformed lad called Bean followed the example of Francis.
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Durc wasn't different, he was deformed, just like Oda's baby was deformed.
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