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Meanings of misshapen in English
So badly formed or out of shape as to be ugly.
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Usage of misshapen in English
1
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.
6
The floor was of trampled grass, battered with large misshapen shoe prints.
7
Hideous and misshapen, mankind jeer at me as I pass the streets.
8
And yet, they did chatter to one another from hideous, misshapen mouths.
9
A kind of huge, misshapen sea-turtle was the chief prize of all.
10
The loom-rooms seem tenanted by huge, misshapen denizens of some preadamic world.
11
On the whole, it made the music happy, lively, and somehow misshapen.
12
A misshapen lump of torn fur marked what had been the fox.
13
Underneath their misshapen caps they all showed yellow, wrinkled, and unshaven faces.
14
The wraith swung the car hood like a misshapen Frisbee toward Adam.
15
It was about the size of a man, only hunched and misshapen.
16
The misshapen joint prompted the team to examine the fossil more closely.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common