15 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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Over time, the constant pressure on the metal has caused it to have deformed.
The extreme pressure at the ocean depths can deform submarines' hulls.
The constant friction can deform the surface of the moving parts in machinery.
The constant exposure to sunlight will deform the shape of the plastic toys left outside.
The software glitch was deforming the images on the computer screen.
The chemical reaction caused the substance to deform into a new compound.
The relentless use of the machine has been deforming the metal surface.
The plastic cover is deforming under the intense sunlight.
The pressure applied during the printing process can deform the paper.
The artist chose to deform traditional shapes in the sculpture to convey a sense of chaos.
Climate change is deforming the once pristine landscapes of the Arctic.
If you apply too much pressure, the delicate fabric will deform.
By the end of the intense workout session, the athlete will have deformed the shape of the resistance band.
The pressure at extreme depths is deforming the submarine's hull.
The pressure from volcanic activity can deform the Earth's crust.
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