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Meaning of metamorphic
The primary meaning of "metamorphic" refers to a process of change or transformation, often involving a significant alteration in form, structure, or character.
Etymology of metamorphic
The word "metamorphic" originates from the Greek words "meta" meaning "beyond" or "transcending" and "morphe" meaning "form".
Historically, the term has been used in various fields, including biology, geology, and philosophy, to describe significant transformations or changes in form, structure, or character.
Synonyms
transformative
changing
alterable
mutable
modifiable
variable
adaptable
flexible
dynamic
evolving
developmental
progressive
transitional
convertive
reformative
regenerative
renovative
restorative
revolutionary
innovative
radical
drastic
severe
extreme
intense
profound
thorough
complete
utter
total
comprehensive
thoroughgoing
sweeping
extensive
wholesale
drastic
pronounced
notable
significant
marked
conspicuous
striking
remarkable
extraordinary
exceptional
unusual
aberrant
anomalous
irregular
divergent
deviant
aberrational
mutant
teratogenic
transmogrifying
transfigurative
transmutative
Definitions
- Relating to or characterized by change in form, especially a biological change, as when an animal undergoes a series of developmental stages, such as from larva to adult.
- * In geology, relating to or characterized by the change of rock form, especially under the influence of heat, pressure, or other external forces.
Usage Examples
- The caterpillar undergoes a metamorphic process to become a butterfly.
- * The heat and pressure deep within the Earth's crust cause metamorphic changes in the rocks.
- * The artist's use of color and light created a metamorphic effect on the painting, giving it a sense of depth and dimension.
Antonyms
stable
unchanging
constant
permanent
fixed
rigid
static
unalterable
immutable
invariant
invariable
consistent
uniform
homogeneous
unchanged
unmodified
unaffected
impervious
resistant
inert
stagnant
static
motionless
stationary
unchanged
untransformed
unconverted
unreformed