Tropomorphic
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /tɹoʊpəˈmɔɹfɪk/ · Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Tropomorphic is an adjective meaning Having a form that alters or shifts; metamorphic.
Meaning
Having a form that alters or shifts; metamorphic.
Example Sentences
[…] greater than by any other community, especially in the case of hydromorphic and tropomorphic forms of forest (see Rutter, 1968).
[…] plowing straight through the tropomorphic spell like a truck through a brick wall, seemed to indicate an almost uncanny level of magical ability well beyond the already alarming levels already indicated.
With this censure of Clytemnestra, the Odyssey confesses the vulnerability of its architectural ideal to an independent female practice whose tropomorphic mētis is forever reconstructed by the drive to contain it.
On the contrary, quartz greisens of the main stage are tin-poor. Tropomorphic metasomatic successions of the post-stage are able to form local ore-rich bodies by superimposing the older disseminated tin mineralization of the pseudomorphic greisens.
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