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Meanings of malformed in English

So badly formed or out of shape as to be ugly.

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Usage of malformed in English
1
Surveillance was initiated to test malformed newborn animals in the affected region.
Pubmed
2
These malformed tadpoles could turn into either deformed toads, or normal ones.
BBC
3
The rugged hunter looked at the big malformed border ruffian with repulsion.
Man-Size
4
It had a sort of a malformed skull or jaw-bone or something.
Vanished Arizona: Recollections of the Army Life by a New Englan...
5
Surely you would not call her intellect malformed, for all its learning...?
Caleb's crossing
6
Tiny, malformed, and bandy-legged, it was still the spitting image of him.
Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town
7
The bedridden resident was malformed, stretched out of shape in the middle.
Seven Wonders of a Once and Future World & Other Stories
8
Presently a slow idea was born in the poor, malformed brain.
The Monster Men
9
They wielded long, pale blades of an ancient design in their malformed hands.
Brisingr
10
Some are large and muscular while others are puny and malformed.
Angelfall
11
The word came out slurred and malformed but it was unmistakable.
Empty mile
12
We concluded that the aneurysm had developed in a malformed vessel.
Pubmed
13
The divorce class is a self-indulgent, malformed class, not worth notice.
Editorials from the Hearst Newspapers
14
Sammael must be asymmetric like a crab or a malformed foetus.
Cabinet of Curiosities
15
What little I could make out of their forms looked rotten, decaying, malformed.
A Hard Day’s Knight
16
Upside down, because the d was malformed, it looked like OSMM.
Sympathy for the devil
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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