Question

Distort

Accepted Answer

(VERB)misrepresent: falsify: deform: misshape: contortTall buildings can distort radio signals.(verb)His account was badly distorted by the press.an expensive subsidy which distorts the market.Journalists were accused of sensationalizing the story and distorting the facts.His face was distorted in anger. (adjective)a gross distortion of the facts(noun)

Front	Distort
Back	(VERB) misrepresent: falsify: deform: misshape: contort Tall buildings can distort radio signals.(verb) His account was badly distorted by the press. an expensive subsidy which distorts the market. Journalists were accused of sensationalizing the story and distorting the facts. His face was distorted in anger. (adjective) a gross distortion of the facts(noun)

Distort Distorted Verb Misrepresent Falsify Deform Misshape Contort