Pronunciation: /dɪˈfɔːrməti/
noun a physical blemish or distortion, typically of the human body
A1 She was born with a deformity in her hand.
A2 The doctor explained that the deformity was caused by a genetic mutation.
B1 The deformity in his spine made it difficult for him to sit for long periods of time.
B2 Despite her facial deformity, she exuded confidence and charisma.
C1 The artist used the deformity in the sculpture to convey a sense of vulnerability and strength.
C2 The deformity in the building's structure was a result of poor construction practices.
adjective deformed or distorted in shape or appearance
A1 The deformed tree had a crooked trunk.
A2 She felt self-conscious about her facial deformity.
B1 The artist used the deformity of the statue to convey a sense of vulnerability.
B2 The genetic deformity caused the child to have a physical disability.
C1 The deformity in the building's foundation was causing structural issues.
C2 Despite his facial deformity, he exuded confidence and charm.
formal The doctor explained that the patient's deformity was a result of a genetic condition.
informal She was born with a deformity in her hand, but it doesn't stop her from living a normal life.
slang Some people can be so mean, making fun of someone's deformity like that.
figurative The corrupt government's deformity was exposed when the scandal came to light.
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