distortion
nounA change that misrepresents or alters the true shape, meaning, or proportion of something.
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A change that misrepresents or alters the true shape, meaning, or proportion of something.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsThe allocation or spread of things among people, places, or categories.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsConcerned with allocating or sharing things among members of a group.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo move apart or develop in different directions.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsA separation or difference in course, development, or opinion.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsContaining different kinds, qualities, or perspectives.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsThe process of introducing variety rather than relying on a single kind.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo strip away, relinquish, or dispose of a possession or responsibility.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsA stated principle or body of beliefs guiding an organization or field.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo record or support something with evidence.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsInsisting on beliefs as unquestionably true without sufficient openness to challenge.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsHaving the greatest influence, power, or prominence in a setting.
One word family: also includes dominance.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTrying to control others in an overbearing or arbitrary way.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsInactive for a time but capable of becoming active.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsStern, gloomy, and unsmiling.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo present something as less important or serious than it may be.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsSevere or extreme in action, effect, or extent.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsUncertain or doubtful; also questionable in reliability or value.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsAble to be drawn into wire or shaped; figuratively, easily led or influenced.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsSweet or pleasing to hear.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsTo deceive or trick someone.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsDeceit through contradictory words or conduct.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsCharacterized by activity or change, or by interactions that produce change.
Read it in a lessonSynonyms and related expressionsDepicting an imagined society marked by oppression or misery.
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