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transmogrify
(redirected from transmogrification)

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See: alter, change, convert, transform
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Explorations of catalysis, transmogrification, exuberant physicality and porosity between the products of industrial production and those of the human body, the first three works in the exhibition involve theatre set-like extensions of the videos themselves, creating enveloping sculptural dioramas in which to view the video works.
Mika Rottenberg by Bethune-Leamen, Katie / C: International Contemporary Art
Indeed, their greed and lust for power have long combined with the enduring appeal of patriarchy to ensure their fast transmogrification into antichrists of counterreformation and re-feudalization.
When Arab republics turn into monarchies by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)
They denounce the Joseph Strick version of Joyce's Ulysses, but forget to laud Hitchcock's innovative transmogrification of du Maurier's story The Birds (4).
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