Distort
Distort verb - To twist (something) out of a natural or normal shape or condition.
Usage example: if you keep distorting your face like that, someday it's going to freeze in that position
Wind and distort are semantically related in deform topic. In some cases you can use "Wind" instead a verb "Distort".
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Music boxes, especially older ones that have been played many times, will often distort the sound as they wind down.
Source: Last Note Nightmare -
Eldritch Location: As a result of Old Father Tree's presence, the Plain of Fear sports walking trees, talking rocks, coral reefs in the middle of the desert, wind-whales, flying mantas, and storms that temporarily distort reality.
Source: Literature / The Black Company -
The Plain is a vast wasteland that is home to wind-whales, flying mantas, walking trees, talking stones (called "menhir"), coral reefs (despite being a desert), and "change storms" that temporarily distort reality.
Source: Eldritch Location
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