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Synonyms & Similar Words
transform
change
alter
modify
convert
metamorphose
mutate
transmogrify
remake
reform
renew
revamp
reconfigure
redesign
rework
reshape
reformat
refurbish
restore
regenerate
rejuvenate
revive
reanimate
resurrect
rebuild
reconstruct
reformulate
reorganize
rearrange
reorient
redirect
refashion
restyle
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re-create
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recalibrate
Meaning of Transfigure
The primary meaning of the word "transfigure" is to change completely the appearance or form of something.
Definitions
- To change completely the appearance or form of something, especially in a way that is impressive or surprising
- To give a new and typically more spiritual or exalted appearance to something
- To undergo a complete change of appearance or form
Etymology of Transfigure
The word "transfigure" originated from the Latin words "trans" meaning "across" or "beyond" and "figura" meaning "form" or "shape"
Historically, the word has been used in Christian theology to describe the transformation of Jesus Christ on the Mount of Transfiguration
The word has also been used in literary and poetic contexts to describe a complete change of appearance or form, often with spiritual or mystical connotations
Example Uses
- The artist's use of light and color helped to transfigure the ordinary landscape into a breathtaking work of art
- The company's new management team has transfigured the business, making it more efficient and profitable
- The experience of traveling to a new country can transfigure a person, broadening their perspective and changing their outlook on life