deformity 的定义
plural de·form·i·ties.
deformity 近义词
disfigurement, distortion
deformity 的近义词 29 个
- abnormality
- defect
- impairment
- malformation
- aberration
- asymmetry
- buckle
- contortion
- corruption
- crookedness
- damage
- defacement
- depravity
- evil
- grossness
- hideousness
- injury
- irregularity
- knot
- misshapenness
- repulsiveness
- ugliness
- unattractiveness
- unnaturalness
- unsightliness
- warp
- malconformation
- misproportion
- misshape
deformity 的反义词 13 个
更多deformity例句
- Smithsonian anthropologists, who helped direct the study, found evidence of childhood diseases and congenital deformities.
- While the resulting pig embryos had severe muscle deformities as they developed, their hearts beat as normal.
- As in the famed Victor Hugo novel upon which the Disney film is loosely based, the plot centers around a man whose physical deformity renders him a social pariah.
- The bones unearthed in the parking lot revealed that Richard did indeed have a deformity.
- Anyway, physical deformity was not the most serious charge the Tudors brought against Richard.
- Maude was born with facial deformity and hence not considered the marrying type.
- William Hay died in England; remarkable for his deformity, on which he wrote an essay.
- Also, that which especially exasperates the man of Taste in the sight of Vice is its deformity and disproportion.
- The connection, then, between the cranial deformity and some underlying nervous disturbance might be assumed.
- As a public force he was no longer a human being at all—he was a deformity, a spectre conjured up to bring fright to the beholder.
- Almost any deformity or abnormality these days is called mutantism.