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1. (n.) morph
a sequence of sounds or letters constituting the physical realization of a morpheme in a specific context.
2. morph
Biol.
3. morph
an individual of one particular form, as a worker ant, in a species that occurs in two or more forms.
4. morph
a locally distinct population of a polymorphic species.
5. (v.t.) morph
to transform (an image) by computer.
6. (v.i.) morph
to be transformed:
morphing from a tough negotiator to Mr. Friendly.; morphallaxis.
Etymology: (1945–50; back formation from morpheme , or independent use of -morph)
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1. (verb) morph
cause to change shape in a computer animation
"The computer programmer morphed the image"
2. (verb) morph
change shape as via computer animation
"In the video, Michael Jackson morphed into a panther"
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