transfigure
/trænsˈfɪɡjər/
verb
- To change the form or appearance of something, often making it more beautiful or impressive.
- The morning light transfigured the ordinary street into a golden wonderland.
- Her kind words seemed to transfigure his mood from sad to hopeful.
- The renovation completely transfigured the old theater into a modern performance space.
- To elevate or glorify something spiritually or morally.
- The teacher's passion transfigured a simple lesson into an inspiring moment for the students.
- The author's writing transfigured everyday experiences into profound lessons about life.
- In the story, the hero's sacrifice transfigured his ordinary life into a legend.
Synonyms
Antonyms