Synonyms for transformed
trans·formed

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1. transformedadjective

   given a completely different form or appearance

   "shocked to see the transformed landscape"

   Antonyms:
   unchanged

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1. change

   Submitted by rinat on October 2, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "transformed":

   processed, converted, turned, changed, down-blended, altered, transformation

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1. Sonia Guajajara:

   Its scary to see that the government is doing the exact opposite of what it should, but worst then that is feeling institutionalized racism being transformed in an implicit genocidal agenda.

2. Krispy Kreme:

   It's a great day for us, the reason we're going public again is because we truly transformed the company's brand, culture and business model.

3. Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna of Russia:

   “Always be guided by your heart rather than by your head, and your life will be transformed. Happiness does not consist in living in a palace or enjoying a large fortune; these can be lost. True happiness is something that neither men nor events can take from you. You will find it in Faith, in Hope and in Charity. Try to make those around you happy, and you will be happy yourself.”

4. Griff Aldrich:

   DeShaun came in here -- I’m glad he’s not in here — but he was moody when he got to Longwood, i still remember at the beginning of his first summer with us, he was politely excused from practice because of that moodiness. He has just dramatically transformed as a young man to understanding our culture, then embracing it, and now he sets the standard.

5. Photographer Leonard Pongo:

   I think I reached my objective, to embed into the daily life in the Congo, which clearly transformed me, i was allowed into the life of people who were former strangers... and got a deeper understanding of what daily life in the Congo could feel like.