transfigured

UK
/trænsˈfɪɡəd/
US
/trænsˈfɪɡjɚd/

Translations

transfiguredadjective
more transfigured
Comp.
most transfigured
Super.
UK
/trænsˈfɪɡəd/
US
/trænsˈfɪɡjərd/
The garden looked transfigured after the first snowfall.
Le jardin semblait transfiguré après la première neige.
transfiguredpast participle
UK
/trænsˈfɪɡjəd/
US
/trænsˈfɪɡjɚd/
Functions as the past participle of the verb "transfigure" and is used attributively or predicatively.
The pilgrim returned transfigured by the revelations he had experienced.
Le pèlerin est revenu transfiguré par les révélations qu'il avait vécues.
transfigureverb

transfigured

Past Simple

transfigured
Past Simple
transfigured
Past Participle
transfiguring
Gerund
UK
/trænsˈfɪɡə/
US
/trænsˈfɪɡjɚ/
The artist managed to transfigure the ordinary landscape into a breathtaking masterpiece.
L'artiste a réussi à transfigurer le paysage ordinaire en un chef-d'œuvre époustouflant.
transfigurepast participle

transfigured

The past participle “transfigured” is frequently used attributively or predicatively (e.g. “a transfigured face”).
transfiguréEmploi littéraire ou religieux.
She looked upon his transfigured face with awe.
Elle regarda son visage transfiguré avec admiration.

Definitions

transfiguredadjective
Changed in form or appearance, often in a way that is more beautiful or elevated.
The garden was transfigured by the first snowfall, turning it into a winter wonderland.
transfiguredpast participle
Having been transfigured; transformed in form, appearance, or character.
The pilgrim returned transfigured by the revelations he had experienced.
transfigureverb
To change the appearance or form of something, often in a way that glorifies or exalts it.
The artist managed to transfigure the ordinary landscape into a breathtaking masterpiece.
transfigurepast participle
Having been transformed so as to appear more exalted, beautiful, or spiritual.
She looked upon his transfigured face with awe.