Antonyms for warp
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1. warp

   In some cases a thing is spoken of as bent where the parts make an angle; but oftener to bend is understood to be to draw to or through a curve; as, to bend a bow. To submit or yield is to bend the mind humbly to another's wishes. To incline or influence is to bend another's wishes toward our own; to persuade is to draw them quite over. To warp is to bend silently through the whole fiber, as a board in the sun. To crook is to bend irregularly, as a crooked stick. Deflect, deviate, and diverge are said of any turning away; deviate commonly of a slight and gradual movement, diverge of a more sharp and decided one. To bias is to cut across the texture, or incline to one side; in figurative use always with an unfavorable import. Mold is a stronger work than bend; we may bend by a superior force that which still resists the constraint; as, a bent bow; we mold something plastic entirely to some desired form.

   Synonyms:
   bend, bias, bow, crook, curve, deflect, deviate, diverge, incline, influence, mold, persuade, stoop, submit, turn, twine, twist, yield

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1. warp

   Antonyms:
   stand, hold, direct, guide, control, correct, regulate, train, conduct, rectify, expand

   Synonyms:
   turn, twist, shrink, give, contort, bias, unhinge, distort, prejudice, corrupt, narrow, pervert

Matched Categories

1. • Change Surface
   • Distorted Shape
   • Distortion

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1. deflection, warpnoun

   a twist or aberration; especially a perverse or abnormal way of judging or acting

   Synonyms:
   deflection, bending, digression, divagation, deflexion, refraction, warping, buckle, diversion, deviation

2. warp, bucklenoun

   a shape distorted by twisting or folding

   Synonyms:
   buckle, warping, deflection

3. warp, warpingnoun

   a moral or mental distortion

   Synonyms:
   buckle, warping, deflection

4. warpverb

   yarn arranged lengthways on a loom and crossed by the woof

   Synonyms:
   buckle, warping, deflection

5. falsify, distort, garble, warpverb

   make false by mutilation or addition; as of a message or story

   Synonyms:
   buckle, wring, fudge, fake, strain, heave, misrepresent, tinge, twist, manipulate, color, wangle, alter, cook, falsify, distort, interpolate, deform, twine, garble, contort, colour

6. heave, buckle, warpverb

   bend out of shape, as under pressure or from heat

   "The highway buckled during the heat wave"

   Synonyms:
   buckle, heave, gag, gasp, clasp, pant, falsify, distort, heft up, garble, puff, heft, billow, retch, surge, crumple, heave up

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1. warpverb

   Synonyms:
   twist, bend, bulge, pervert, distort, bias

How to use warp in a sentence?

1. President Donald Trump:

   Operation Warp Speed, i'm really in charge of it.

2. David Gortler:

   I find it sad and offensive that Barack Obama glibly dismissed the massive efforts of Operation Warp Speed that led to the novel ingenuity behind the COVID vaccine development as 'not rocket science.

3. Robert Sheaffer:

   So, according to Masters, you just spin something fast enough and it will begin to warp space, and even send stuff backwards in time. This is a highly dubious claim.

4. Joshua Warren:

   That shouldn’t happen unless there is some kind of unknown technology being tested nearby that would influence the environment, or if there are naturally places around planet earth that actually sort of flicker once in a while, that warp a little bit.

5. Christopher Wylie:

   Cambridge Analytica will try to pick at whatever mental weakness or vulnerability that we think you have and try to warp your perception of what's real around you, if you are looking to create an information weapon, the battle space you operate in is social media. That is where the fight happens.

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