0 to change into a completely different form or type:
Score, infinitely pliable, can manipulate and metamorphose, clouding lines of functional demarcation - even emulating source.
The sequence dips c. 20-30° to the east but is otherwise largely undeformed and only weakly metamorphosed.
The lower part of the formation is often metamorphosed and deformed into strongly magnetic mica schists.
With the implementation of care management, social workers metamorphosed with variable pace and success from advocates to gatekeepers.
Though the classes had different interests, those differences were rarely metamorphosed into clearly demarcated lines of con-ict.
Some of these sediments have been regionally metamorphosed to garnet grade, raising the possibility of fluid and element migration.
The year 1529, we are told, marks the watershed when parishes metamorphosed from ' commercial ' units into ' spiritual ' communities.
They pupate and metamorphose into adults within the seed and emerge to seek mates and new hosts.
