What is "morphed"

Usage examples of "morphed".

Even the development of language was driven, in part, by these pressures, as the specialized alarm cries that dated back to the forests of the notharctus slowly morphed into more flexible words.

I had a flashback, a moment of memorial deja vu, when the present and the past are morphed together by one thought, when one idea from the past and the present exists in such a way as to connect the two times around it, forming a nexus between the two moments.

I chose one of these towers and climbed its winding interior staircase while still morphed as the spearman Dolon.

I said aloud and thumbed the activation icon on the bracelet and morphed into the form of Paris.

He looked at his hands, and as he watched the fingers became shorter, the ends morphed into tough pads, and fingernails became round, long and pointed.

My thoughts morphed, in succession, from anxiety to despair, to anger, to frustration, and in my frustration I knelt down and picked up a fallen branch from the ground, walked to the nearest tree, and eyed a strange, protruding knob that stuck out from the trunk.

And the Zards and Canitaurs grew and changed as well, and, as we lived on either ends of the island, as we do now, our forms morphed into the separate forms that they now take.

Erratic, impulsive and imperious, Suarez has morphed into the delusional loner we once predicted of his predecessor, the tightly wound Joe Carollo.

The Christian Coalition had basically morphed into Christie Todd Whitman Republicans.

Kluge watched as the rectangular table morphed back into its original five-pointed shape, the thrones moving back to their original positions.