Influence
Transform
Transform verb - To change in form, appearance, or use.
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Influence and transform are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Influence" instead a verb "Transform".
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- In the Swamp Thing story "The Curse," a young woman's repressed anger at her misogynistic husband causes her, under occult influence, to transform into a werewolf and attempt to kill him.
Source: Dying as Yourself -
In "The Poet and the Muse," the Hag's origin is revealed, as she was once the Poet's Muse before she Came Back Wrong after being drowned in the Abomination's lake, an opportunity it took to transform itself and expand its sphere of influence.
Source: Music / Poets of the Fall - And terrifyingly enough, this approach garners results: it turns out that the only reason why werewolves transform into their traditional form is because, as adults, they're under the subconscious influence of millennia worth of folklore and genetic memory.
Source: Children Are Special
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