11 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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The geologic forces slowly deform the Earth's crust, shaping mountain ranges over millions of years.
As the blacksmith hammers the hot metal, it will have deformed into a finely crafted sword.
The intense pressure in the underwater cave had been deforming the shape of the ancient artifacts.
Over time, the constant pressure on the car tire will have deformed its original round shape.
Continuous pressure is deforming the structure of the bridge over time.
The intense workout routine began to deform the athlete's muscles.
The persistent noise pollution can deform the natural soundscape of an area.
After years of heavy use, the old book will have deformed into a fragile and tattered relic.
Emotional stress and trauma have been deforming her mental well-being.
By the time the artist discovered the mistake, the clay sculpture had been deforming for hours.
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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