distorting
USdi-STORT-ing/dɪˈstoɹtɪŋ/Saydi-STAWT-ingUK/dɪˈstɔːtɪŋ/AUS/dɪˈstoːtɪŋ/
- 1Present participle of distort. Use it for something twisting or changing a shape, sound, or fact right now.
The funhouse mirror was distorting everyone's face into a long blur.
Turning the volume too high kept distorting the music from the speakers.
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- 2Making something look, sound, or seem different from how it really is.
Like a curved mirror that makes you look short and wide.
The distorting mirror made her legs look impossibly long.
He spoke through a distorting filter that changed his voice completely.
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distorting is a form of distort
distort, verb: To pull, push, or twist something out of its normal shape. Full entry
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- distort → distorting: add -ing
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