morph
/mɔrf/
verb
- To gradually change from one form, shape, or state into another, often smoothly or continuously.
- Her style has morphed from casual to very professional over the years.
- The caterpillar will morph into a butterfly over several weeks.
- In the movie, the robot can morph into a car in seconds.
- To transform or change something, especially using computer graphics or digital effects.
- The video shows a flower morphing into a bird.
- The animator used software to morph the face of one actor into another.
- You can morph your photos into cartoon characters with this app.
noun
- A gradual change from one image or form to another, especially in a film or animation.
- The music video features a smooth morph from a city skyline to a forest.
- I watched a morph of a puppy turning into a wolf.
- The special effects team created a stunning morph between the two characters.
- A distinct variant or form of something, especially in biology or linguistics.
- The desert morph of the lizard has paler skin than the forest morph.
- This species has a dark morph and a light morph depending on the season.
- In linguistics, a morph is the smallest unit of meaning in a language.