9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Deform' in a Sentence
"To alter the natural form or shape of something, causing it to lose its original appearance; to disfigure or put out of shape." more
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As the blacksmith hammers the hot metal, it will have deformed into a finely crafted sword.
Over time, the constant pressure on the car tire will have deformed its original round shape.
By the end of the fashion show, the high heels will have deformed the runway with imprints.
Despite the careful handling, the ice sculpture will have deformed under the warm sunlight during the outdoor event.
After years of heavy use, the old book will have deformed into a fragile and tattered relic.
The continuous exposure to extreme temperatures will have deformed the plastic components of the electronic device.
Due to the heavy rainfall, the landscape will have deformed, creating new contours in the soil.
By the end of the intense workout session, the athlete will have deformed the shape of the resistance band.
After hours of kneading, the baker will have deformed the dough into the perfect shape for a delicious loaf of bread.
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