0 the act or process of transfiguring someone or something (= changing their appearance very much, especially in a spiritual way):
The theme of enlightenment or transfiguration is what motivated me.
He did not conceive of the end of the world as a transfiguration, but rather as a liberation of the spirit.
Temptation and transfiguration are two sides of the same coin.
Genres, like records, do not rest in one site, but refract into multiple and successive transfigurations of musical meaning.
This abasement is but the prelude to a further, more glorious transfiguration.
This secular transfiguration of the myth partially explains the desired ' conquest ' of the working class.
The individual experiences return to and transfiguration of childhood.
Nor is the postulate of the empirical possibility of the cultivation of the joyous transfiguration of the moral in conflict with strong physicalism.
