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warped

/wɔːpt/

/wɔrpt/

Translations

warpedadjective

more warped

Comp.

most warped

Super.

/wɔːpt/

/wɔrpt/

déformé

The warped wooden floorboards creaked underfoot.

Les lames de bois déformées grinçaient sous nos pieds.

Additional translations

gondoléSurtout pour une surface plane, du bois ou du papier.

torduFamilier; au sens figuré, pour une pensée, un humour ou un esprit déviant.

pervertiSoutenu; au sens moral ou psychologique.

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warpedpast participle

/wɔːpt/

/wɔrpt/

Used as the past-participle form of the verb “warp”, functioning attributively.

déformé

The once-flat tabletop was now warped and uneven.

Le plateau autrefois plat était maintenant déformé et irrégulier.

Additional translations

gondoléSurtout pour une surface plane ou du bois.

Synonyms

warpverb

warped

Past Simple

warped

Past Simple

warped

Past Participle

warping

Gerund

/wɔːp/

/wɔrp/

gauchirPour un matériau.

The intense heat caused the metal to warp.

La chaleur intense a fait gauchir le métal.

déformer

His experiences in the war warped his view of humanity.

Ses expériences pendant la guerre ont déformé sa vision de l’humanité.

Additional translations

halerMarine.

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Definitions

warpedadjective

Twisted or bent out of the normal shape.

The warped wooden floorboards creaked underfoot.

Distorted or perverted, especially in a way that is considered abnormal or undesirable.

His warped sense of humor often left others feeling uncomfortable.

warpedpast participle

Having been twisted, bent, or otherwise distorted as a result of warping.

The once-flat tabletop was now warped and uneven.

warpverb

To twist or bend out of shape.

The intense heat caused the metal to warp.

To cause to become abnormal or strange; distort.

His experiences in the war warped his view of humanity.

To move (a ship) by hauling on a rope attached to a fixed object.

The crew warped the ship into the dock using the mooring lines.