Form
Form verb - To take on a definite form.
Metamorphose and form are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Metamorphose" instead a verb "Form".
Metamorphose
Metamorphose verb - To change in form, appearance, or use.
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Synonyms for Metamorphose
Form and metamorphose are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Form" instead a verb "Metamorphose".
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- In Exiern dragons are born looking human and don't metamorphose into their true form until they reach adulthood.
Source: Metamorphosis -
When they become Sublimati, they always metamorphose into an invariably humanoid form with recognizable facial expressions that is as tall as the average human-and as a result, has as much Health.
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As for actual fairies in this series, it's averted: in this setting, while they look like tiny winged humanoids and use a form of (very weak) magic, they're only about as intelligent as insects (they metamorphose and lay eggs like insects do) and are treated like household pests.
Source: The Fair Folk
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