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transfigure

[trans-fig-yer, -fig-er] / trænsˈfɪg yər, -ˈfɪg ər /


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The result was, if not a religious experience, then a spiritually transfiguring one.

From Los Angeles Times

His inauguration was a ritual of devotion, an arena where the less powerful — which means practically everybody — was transfigured by his presence.

From Salon

At the instant the lunar disk slips entirely over the solar disk, the sun is abruptly transfigured into a foreign object.

From Los Angeles Times

Art transfigures life but, for every great work of art, there are casualties.

From New York Times

To transfigure a human villain into a demonic one, ostensibly the ultimate moral indictment, in practice amounts to a kind of cinematic vindication.

From Los Angeles Times