transfigurementn.
rare.
= transfiguration n.
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the world > space > shape > [noun] > shaping > action or fact of changing shape
metamorphosis1447
transformation?a1475
metamorphosy1532
transfiguration1548
transforming1580
metamorphose1608
metamorphosing1608
metamorphizing1609
transformance1611
transmogrification1661
transfigurement1865
the world > time > change > change to something else, transformation > [noun] > changing in shape or form
metamorphosis1447
translatingc1454
metamorphosy1532
transfiguration1548
metamorphose1608
trans-shape1611
tranation1654
transfigurement1865
transpeciation1867
shape-shifting1884
neomorphism1888
trans-shaping1909
1865 Reader No. 133. 57/1 By sudden transfigurement.
1878 R. W. Gilder Poet & Master 55 Then did the outer world..Suffer a sudden strange transfigurement.
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