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Meanings of warp in English
Usage of warp in English
1
The sounds in the house had begun to warp and change shape.
2
Critics say his economic outlook is stuck in a Nasserite time warp.
3
Some also expressed fears he would warp intelligence to support Trump's views.
4
She went still but the reflections continued to shift, warp and change.
5
The effect is instantaneous, the warp blocking a shot just in time.
6
Untwist one of the warp threads and one of the filling threads.
7
He hurried aft and gathered up the free end of the warp.
8
Without warning, Pam felt herself being thrust back into a time warp.
9
But we can't control the directional and dimensional scope of the warp.
10
They warp less because the annual rings cross the board more evenly.
11
Younger Cubans say they are tired of living in a time warp.
12
I could remember feeling like I was living in a time warp.
13
Never mind that they'd warp in sunlight or decompose in mere weeks.
14
Another couple of sirens buzzed along the dual carriageway at warp speed.
15
Nothing has precedence of it, and nothing can warp or degrade it.
16
I have cut the warp, Captain Martin, and she is moving out.
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Translations for warp
Russian
Catalan
Warp through the time
Warp across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common