0 to change or be changed completely:
Almost overnight, that sweet, little child had transmogrified into an antisocial monster.
During the course of the work, an archaic-sounding theme on viola, like a mediaeval chant or carol, is transmogrified and splintered.
The issue of access to land quickly transmogrified itself into conflicts over the shrinking resources of the state.
Yet the liminal position of oaths between inward conscience and outward action gave judges a remarkable power to transmogrify beliefs into actions.
Legal disputes are transmogrified into a commodity for the titillation of the public rather than for their ability to inform.
Yet somehow that fact has been transmogrified into something vastly more complex and more integrated than that.
The notion that they are transmogrified into superb beings who are more trustworthy than others is absolutely nonsensical.
But since then this temporary agreement has been transmogrified into a convention.
Is she considering that as an aside and going on to transmogrify the present situation in the defence industries, or what?
