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transfiguration

/ˌtræns.fɪɡ.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine tiefgreifende, oft verklärende oder erhebende Veränderung des Äußeren, des Wesens oder der Umstände bezeichnet.

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noun

/ˌtræns.fɪɡ.əˈreɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine tiefgreifende, oft verklärende oder erhebende Veränderung des Äußeren, des Wesens oder der Umstände bezeichnet.

A noun referring to a striking change in appearance, character, or circumstances, often involving an exalting or glorifying transformation.

  1. Striking change in appearance or characterC1formal

    A dramatic and often beautiful change in the form, appearance, or nature of someone or something.

    deVerwandlung

    • The garden underwent a complete transfiguration in the spring.
    • Her personality experienced a transfiguration after the life-changing event.
    • The artist's work shows a transfiguration of ordinary objects into something magical.

    Synonymealterationchangeconversionmetamorphosismodificationrebirthrenovationtransformation

  2. Exalting transformationC2formal

    The act of transforming something in a way that elevates, glorifies, or makes it more splendid.

    deErhebende Verklärung

    • The transfiguration of the old church into a concert hall was a remarkable achievement.
    • His speech was a transfiguration of simple ideas into profound wisdom.
    • The novel describes the transfiguration of a humble peasant into a revered leader.

    Synonymeapotheosisdeificationelevationexaltationglorification

    Antonymedeformationdegradationdisfigurementprofanation

Formen
  • transfigurations plural form
  • transfigurations' possessive plural form
  • transfiguration's possessive singular form
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