deformity in Latin
deformity in Latin is dēfōrmitās — deformity means an unusual or misshapen feature, especially of the body.
deformity in Latin
dēfōrmitās
The state of being deformed.
What does "deformity" mean?
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noun An unusual or misshapen feature, especially of the body.
"She worked with children born with limb deformities."
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noun The general state of being abnormally shaped.
"The old bridge showed signs of structural deformity after the flood."
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deformity in a sentence
- She worked with children born with limb deformities.
- The accident left him with a slight facial deformity.
- The old bridge showed signs of structural deformity after the flood.
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What is "deformity" in Latin?
"deformity" in Latin is dēfōrmitās. deformity means: An unusual or misshapen feature, especially of the body.
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