transmould

/trænzˈmaʊld/

Definitions

1. verb

to give a new shape or form to something, typically by moulding or casting it

“The artist transmoulded the raw clay into a beautiful sculpture.”

2. noun

the act of giving a new shape or form to something, typically by moulding or casting it

“The transmoulding process involved heating and re-shaping the metal.”

3. verb (transitive)

to change the form or character of something, often in a subtle or insidious way

“The corrupt politician transmoulded the town’s economy by exploiting its resources.”

Synonyms

  • reform
  • remould
  • reshape

Antonyms

  • deform
  • misshape