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Adjectives of Attributes of Things - Adjectives of Distorted Shapes

These adjectives help to describe shapes that have been altered or deviated from their usual or expected appearance.

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Categorized English Adjectives Describing Attributes of Things
distorted
[Adjective]

changed from its original shape or form, often in a way that makes it appear twisted, misshapen, or unclear

Ex: The heat caused the plastic ruler to become distorted, bending out of shape.
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bent
[Adjective]

having a curve or inclination in a specific direction

Ex: The metal ruler was bent, affecting the accuracy of measurements .
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wonky
[Adjective]

not straight or aligned properly, often appearing crooked

Ex: wonky laptop screen flickered intermittently , indicating a loose connection .
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lopsided
[Adjective]

uneven or asymmetrical in shape, typically with one side lower or smaller than the other

Ex: lopsided haircut left one side shorter than the other , a result of an inexperienced barber .
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crushed
[Adjective]

flattened or squeezed forcefully, often resulting in deformation

Ex: crushed petals of the flower wilted underfoot , unable to withstand the pressure .
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twisty
[Adjective]

having many twists or turns

Ex: Hiking up twisty trail took longer than expected .
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serrated
[Adjective]

having a series of sharp, pointed projections along the edge

Ex: The bread knife's serrated blade made it easy to cut through loaves without crushing them.
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barbed
[Adjective]

having sharp points or projections capable of causing injury

Ex: The barbed wire around the perimeter was intended to prevent unauthorized entry.
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jagged
[Adjective]

having rough, uneven, and sharp points or edges

Ex: The old metal fence jagged points , serving as a deterrent to intruders .
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inflated
[Adjective]

filled with air or gas, causing something to become enlarged or expanded

Ex: inflated basketball bounced across the court , propelled by the player 's powerful shot .
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amorphous
[Adjective]

not having a fixed structure, shape, or form

Ex: amorphous foam material expanded to fill the mold , taking on its final shape as it hardened .
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ragged
[Adjective]

having an outline that is irregular or uneven

Ex: ragged edges of the torn envelope indicated it had been opened hastily .
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spiky
[Adjective]

having points or sharp projections sticking out

Ex: The spiky porcupine bristles stood on end, making the animal appear larger and more intimidating.
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twisted
[Adjective]

bent or turned out of shape

Ex: twisted metal wreckage bore witness to the force of the collision , its once straight beams now bent and mangled .
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Adjectives of Attributes of Things
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