distortion in Greek
distortion in Greek is διαστρέβλωση, παραμόρφωση, διαστροφή — distortion means a change that twists something out of its normal shape or meaning.
distortion in Greek
διαστρέβλωση
Pronounced: diastrevlosi
παραμόρφωση
Pronounced: paramorfosi
διαστρέβλωση
Pronounced: diastrevlosi
A misrepresentation of the truth.
διαστροφή
Pronounced: diastrofi
A misrepresentation of the truth.
παραποίηση
Pronounced: parapoiisi
A misrepresentation of the truth.
What does "distortion" mean?
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noun A change that twists something out of its normal shape or meaning.
"The report was a gross distortion of the facts."
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noun Unwanted noise or crackle added to sound, or a fuzzy effect used deliberately on electric guitars.
"He turned the distortion pedal up before the solo."
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distortion in a sentence
- The report was a gross distortion of the facts.
- He turned the distortion pedal up before the solo.
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What is "distortion" in Greek?
"distortion" in Greek is διαστρέβλωση, παραμόρφωση, διαστροφή. distortion means: A change that twists something out of its normal shape or meaning.
How do you pronounce διαστρέβλωση?
"distortion" in Greek is διαστρέβλωση, pronounced "diastrevlosi".
How do you use "distortion" in a sentence?
Example: "The report was a gross distortion of the facts." In Greek, "distortion" is διαστρέβλωση, παραμόρφωση, διαστροφή.
Are there other ways to say "distortion" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "distortion": διαστρέβλωση, παραμόρφωση, διαστροφή, παραποίηση.
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