Transformed Transform Completely Change Power Verb Trænsˈfɔːm Trænsˈfɔːrm

• the photochemical reactions transform the light into electrical impulses.
• materials are transformed from their original state into other forms.
• i am convinced that the electric power industry is transforming.
• the way we work, play and communicate every day has completely transformed from a decade ago.

transform

Verb Forms

1. to change the form of something; to change in form
• SYNONYM convert
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• The photochemical reactions transform the light into electrical impulses.
• Materials are transformed from their original state into other forms.
• I am convinced that the electric power industry is transforming.
• The way we work, play and communicate every day has completely transformed from a decade ago.
2. to completely change the appearance or character of something/somebody, especially so that it is better; to completely change in appearance or character
• A new colour scheme will transform your bedroom.
• It was an event that would transform my life.
• During the performance the artist transforms herself with the aid of make-up and a wig.
• London's Docklands have been radically transformed over the last 20 years.
• He seems to have been miraculously transformed into a first-class player.
• The place was transformed from a quiet farming village into a busy port.
• The surface of the lake has completely transformed from bright green to blood red.

Extra Examples

• The riots radically transformed the situation.
• Things cannot be transformed overnight.
• the power of religion to transform our hearts and minds
• The company has been transformed from a family business to a multi-million-pound operation.

Word Origin

• Middle English (as a verb): from Old French transformer or Latin transformare (see trans-, form).