Adjectives for Transformations | Words to describe Transformations
Stranger
Certain
Geological
Climatic
Wonderful
Various
Many
Infinite
Such
Final
How do you describe Transformations?
- 1. Ovid's "Metamorphoses" contains not stranger transformations than party can work. 🔊
- 2. There was no room in the practical Assyrian mind for a formless divinity, with its infinite transformations and elusive shape. 🔊
- 3. Many such transformations of individuals have been well attested; particularly one by Montaigne, and another by the late Bishop of Salisbury. 🔊
- 4. He can heal sickness, he can foretell the future, he can change a thing into something else, or a man into a lower animal or a tree, or anything; he can also assume such transformations himself at will. 🔊
- 5. Led away by the brilliant hues and wonderful transformations of the laboratory, they forget the size of the world outside, in which these changes are enacted, and the quiet way in which Nature works. 🔊
- 6. They are the raw material of poetic production, for out of his day dreams the poet, with certain transformations, disguises and omissions, makes the situations which he puts into his novels, romances and dramas. 🔊
- 7. But as a rule the development is slower; the pseudochrysalis goes through the winter; and it is not, at the earliest, until June in the second year that the final transformations take place. 🔊
- 8. It is thus possible, these scholars believe, to trace, in outline at least, the literary history of the Semitic flood story in its various transformations through a period of nearly two thousand years. 🔊
- 9. At last, almost dazed by the unspeakable, lightning-like, climatic transformations, the great iron steeds brought us to Portland, the metropolis of the great state of Oregon. 🔊
