説明中心

metamorphose

[ˈmɛtəmɔːfəʊz]

metamorphose Definition

  • 1to change completely in appearance or character
  • 2to transform from one form to another

Using metamorphose: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "metamorphose" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The caterpillar metamorphoses into a butterfly.

  • Example

    The company has metamorphosed into a global corporation.

  • Example

    The city has metamorphosed over the years into a bustling metropolis.

metamorphose Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for metamorphose

Phrases with metamorphose

  • to change from one thing to another

    Example

    The frog metamorphoses from a tadpole to an adult.

  • to change completely into something else

    Example

    The ugly duckling metamorphosed into a beautiful swan.

  • to experience a complete change in form or character

    Example

    The company underwent a metamorphosis after the new CEO took over.

Origins of metamorphose

from Greek 'meta-' meaning 'change' + 'morphē' meaning 'form'

📌

Summary: metamorphose in Brief

The verb 'metamorphose' [ˈmɛtəmɔːfəʊz] means to completely change in appearance or character, or to transform from one form to another. It is often used to describe natural processes like the transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly, but can also be used to describe changes in organizations or cities. Examples include 'The company has metamorphosed into a global corporation.' and 'The city has metamorphosed over the years into a bustling metropolis.'