0 the act or process of changing or being changed completely: --
She is most famous (or infamous, rather) for her deconstruction of childhood through the transmogrification of dolls and plastic toys.
He runs a clandestine transmogrification service for people who want to cast off their old selves, flesh and all.
It was almost a transmogrification.
I suggest that in his transmogrification to higher things he learns that he will get a little further with more charm and less venom.
Then there was a further transformation—a blue tie with red polka dots; then a blue tie; then the final transmogrification took place—the colour purple.
Memory formation and reinterpretation have been at the heart of all the texts reviewed here, as has their transmogrification into consumption.
Moreover, like the government, the administration has undergone a series of personal, policy and cultural transmogrifications since 1992.
His transmogrification from one thing to another seems to have made no impression on anybody.
