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warped

[wawrpt] / wɔrpt /
























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To locate dark matter, the team measured how its mass bends space, which in turn bends the light traveling to Earth from distant galaxies -- as if that light had passed through a warped windowpane.

From Science Daily

Tanner’s language vividly captures the warped patterns of their thinking.

From Los Angeles Times

Her face is a warped sneer of disbelief.

From Literature

Social media’s warped projection of reality is reinforced inside modern government.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was filled with fresh ideas—massive layers of warped voices, weird intrusions of noise—in service of ultimately simple songs about love and happiness.

From The Wall Street Journal