How Do You Spell TRANSFIGURED?

Pronunciation: [tɹansfˈɪɡəd] (IPA)

Transfigured is a verb that means to change the appearance or form of something or someone. It is pronounced as /trænsˈfɪɡjəd/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The word begins with the consonant cluster /tr/ followed by the vowel sound /æ/. It then has the nasal consonant /n/, followed by the fricative sound /s/ and the plosive consonant /f/. The word ends with the vowel sound /ɪ/ and the consonants /ɡ/ and /d/. The spelling of "Transfigured" represents this combination of sounds in English.

TRANSFIGURED Meaning and Definition

1. Transfigured is an adjective that refers to the act of transforming or changing one's appearance, form, or nature in a profound or remarkable way. The term derives from the verb "transfigure," which itself is derived from the Latin words "trans" meaning "across" or "beyond" and "figura" meaning "form" or "shape." Thus, transfigured denotes a state of being that goes beyond ordinary transformation, often involving a radical alteration or metamorphosis.

   In a literal sense, transfigured can describe a person or object that has undergone a complete or remarkable physical change. This could involve the alteration of one's appearance, such as through the use of cosmetic surgery or radical styling choices. Additionally, it can be used metaphorically to describe a significant change in a person's character or personality. For example, someone who has overcome a challenging experience and developed a newfound strength or wisdom might be said to have been transfigured by their ordeal.

   The term transfigured also has its roots in religious and spiritual contexts, particularly in Christian theology. It refers specifically to the transformative experience of Jesus Christ as described in the biblical narratives of the Transfiguration. According to these accounts, Jesus' appearance underwent a remarkable change in the presence of his disciples, his face shining with divine glory. From this religious perspective, transfigured carries connotations of a divine or supernatural transformation, imbuing the term with spiritual and mystical significance.

Common Misspellings for TRANSFIGURED

• transfured
• transfired
• transffigured
• transfiggured
• Trancfigured
• Tranfiguered

Etymology of TRANSFIGURED

The word "transfigure" originates from the Latin term "transfigurare", which is derived from two Latin roots: "trans", meaning "across" or "beyond", and "figura", meaning "form" or "shape". Together, the word "transfigurare" signifies a change in form or appearance. Transfigure was later adapted into English, retaining the same meaning of transforming or changing in appearance or form.

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Conjugate verb Transfigured

CONDITIONAL

I would transfigure

we would transfigure

you would transfigure

he/she/it would transfigure

they would transfigure

FUTURE

I will transfigure

we will transfigure

you will transfigure

he/she/it will transfigure

they will transfigure

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have transfigured

we will have transfigured

you will have transfigured

he/she/it will have transfigured

they will have transfigured

PAST

I transfigured

we transfigured

you transfigured

he/she/it transfigured

they transfigured

PAST PERFECT

I had transfigured

we had transfigured

you had transfigured

he/she/it had transfigured

they had transfigured

PRESENT

I transfigure

we transfigure

you transfigure

he/she/it transfigures

they transfigure

PRESENT PERFECT

I have transfigured

we have transfigured

you have transfigured

he/she/it has transfigured

they have transfigured

I am transfiguring

we are transfiguring

you are transfiguring

he/she/it is transfiguring

they are transfiguring

I was transfiguring

we were transfiguring

you were transfiguring

he/she/it was transfiguring

they were transfiguring

I will be transfiguring

we will be transfiguring

you will be transfiguring

he/she/it will be transfiguring

they will be transfiguring

I have been transfiguring

we have been transfiguring

you have been transfiguring

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they have been transfiguring

I had been transfiguring

we had been transfiguring

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they had been transfiguring

I will have been transfiguring

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you will have been transfiguring

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they will have been transfiguring

I would have transfigured

we would have transfigured

you would have transfigured

he/she/it would have transfigured

they would have transfigured

I would be transfiguring

we would be transfiguring

you would be transfiguring

he/she/it would be transfiguring

they would be transfiguring

I would have been transfiguring

we would have been transfiguring

you would have been transfiguring

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