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View definitions for warped

warped

adjective as in bigoted

adjective as in jammed

adjective as in malformed

adjective as in prepossessed

adjective as in wry

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Example Sentences

Tempo doesn’t always mean moving at warp speed and getting snaps off within 10 seconds of the previous play.

Easing of border controls will be at a snail-pace, not at warp speed, and likely later, when herd immunity is achieved in most developed economies.

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Adding the warp and weft yarn gives you the total thread count.

Finally, it must continue to move at warp speed to complete reviews and deployment of vaccines.

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The nomination process is moving ahead at warp speed, and the court is that much closer to having a 6-3 conservative majority.

She actually, in a warped way, thanks the Housewives for giving her the opportunity to bring Valerie back.

This warped ideology, Bayor argues, trickled down into all facets of American immigration policy.

From Bonnaroo and Governors Ball to Warped Tour and Lollapalooza, see the hottest concerts of the summer.

Each step closer to Afghanistan makes life less comfortable and time more warped.

If a new era of male body anxiety really is imminent, at least it may level this warped playing field.

It is beyond the comprehension of any man not blinded by superstition, not warped by prejudice and old-time convention.

Their learning and fine genius were warped by the imperfections of the age in which they lived.

It was tightly clasped, and its boards were warped by having for years been obliged to embrace a number of extraneous sheets.

The September Dun—dubbed with the down of a mouse, warped with ash coloured silk, wings feather of a starling.

Brown Palmer—dubbed with light brown seal's hair, warped with ash coloured silk and a red hackle over the whole.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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