Definition of deformity in English:

deformity

nounPlural deformities dɪˈfɔːmɪtidəˈfɔrmədi

1A deformed part, especially of the body; a malformation.
畸形部位
deformities of the hands or feet
Example sentencesExamples
- He was born with deformities in both legs but nevertheless became a champion rider and high jumper in his teens.
- Abnormalities and deformities put the patient at risk for ulceration.
- What does a foot look like in an adult born with unilateral clubfoot deformities that was treated with the Ponseti Method?
- Many of these kittens are inbred and born with deformities and disease.
- It is characterized by a wide variety of deformities, namely malformations and overgrowth of soft tissue and bone.
- Both animals were born with skeletal deformities which Mr Hanrahan says continue to be a regular occurrence on his farm.
- They brought pictures of children that had been born with deformities that were just terrible.
- It's an international charity that gives free surgery to kids born with facial deformities.
- Chocolate Labrador Lulu was born with deformities in her hip joints and knee muscles and needed four major operations.
- The vast majority die in the womb and many that survive have defects and deformities.
- She told us this was part of a big fundraising push and the money raised from the single will go to help children that have been born with deformities because of chemical warfare.
- Jade, who celebrates her tenth birthday on Sunday, was born with rare deformities and had her legs amputated in 1998.
- A foetus was aborted at 25 weeks because it had amniotic band syndrome, which causes deformities in the body parts.
- The third category consists of patients with medical conditions that have caused deformities of the face or body.
- Leukaemia and cleft palate deformities were, and are, rife.
- Children are born with deformities and girls do not menstruate until they are 18.
- The singer, who was born with deformities of his lower limbs, had both legs amputated during his 20s.
- Babies and farm animals are born with terrible deformities.
- Neuropathy can also cause deformities such as bunions, hammer toes, and charcot feet.
- Those children who did survive suffered from disfiguring deformities.
Synonyms
malformation, misshapenness, disproportion, distortion, crookedness
imperfection, abnormality, irregularity
ugliness, unsightliness, defacement, disfigurement
defect, flaw, blemish
1. 1.1mass noun The state of being deformed or misshapen.
  畸形状态
  respiratory problems caused by spinal deformity
  脊柱畸形而造成的呼吸系统问题。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Delays in getting treatment for injuries could lead to people suffering disability, deformity and pain, doctors warn.
  Of the group, 1127 had problems like neuropathy and deformity and 536 patients suffered from infections.
  Any abnormality or change of these chromosomes causes congenital deformity and abnormal function.
  But having set up Let's Face It, a charity to support the disfigured, she has seen how severe facial deformity has destroyed the lives of so many.
  As plastic surgeons, we deal with deformity, we deal with birth defect, we deal with injuries and there we try to make those patients happy.
  They saw beyond his external condition of deformity and poverty and perceived a different kind of beauty.
  Early treatment of the chicks by a veterinarian can often prevent the actual loss of a toe, although a scar or deformity sometimes remains for life.
  In Delacroix's mind, too, disease, deformity, and physical frailty marked the privileged creator.
  The most common deformity of all was a condition of the chicken's hock (what would be our knee).
  Arm span measurement is difficult and inaccurate in the presence of weakness or of joint or spinal deformity.
  When spinal deformity, weakness, or immobility is present, height measurement is difficult and inaccurate.
  Despite prompt intervention, including drainage under general anaesthetic, cosmetic deformity proved difficult to avoid.
  Bernard is fascinated, though still disgusted at the thought of injury, dirt, or deformity.
  This made removal difficult or impossible without a great deal of scarring and deformity.
  In some ways, deformity is a lot more difficult to handle than disability.
  Even those who don't flinch at the sight of physical deformity may be socially uncomfortable around someone with a handicap.
  If left untreated scarring and deformity can occur.
  Where no other complications exist, surgery promises almost complete relief from pain, deformity and disability.
  Her flowing, black hair that reached the back of knees shone in the filtered sunlight and her complexion showed no trace of scar or deformity.
  Many patients usually wish to conceal their condition as far as possible, to avoid embarrassment and being stigmatised by visible physical deformity.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French desformite, from Latin deformitas, from deformis 'misshapen'.

Rhymes

conformity, enormity, multiformity, uniformity

Definition of deformity in US English:

deformity

noundəˈfôrmədēdəˈfɔrmədi

1A deformed part, especially of the body; a malformation.
畸形部位
children born with deformities
天生畸形的儿童。
Example sentencesExamples
- A foetus was aborted at 25 weeks because it had amniotic band syndrome, which causes deformities in the body parts.
- Abnormalities and deformities put the patient at risk for ulceration.
- The singer, who was born with deformities of his lower limbs, had both legs amputated during his 20s.
- The third category consists of patients with medical conditions that have caused deformities of the face or body.
- She told us this was part of a big fundraising push and the money raised from the single will go to help children that have been born with deformities because of chemical warfare.
- Jade, who celebrates her tenth birthday on Sunday, was born with rare deformities and had her legs amputated in 1998.
- Leukaemia and cleft palate deformities were, and are, rife.
- It's an international charity that gives free surgery to kids born with facial deformities.
- Those children who did survive suffered from disfiguring deformities.
- Babies and farm animals are born with terrible deformities.
- Neuropathy can also cause deformities such as bunions, hammer toes, and charcot feet.
- Many of these kittens are inbred and born with deformities and disease.
- He was born with deformities in both legs but nevertheless became a champion rider and high jumper in his teens.
- It is characterized by a wide variety of deformities, namely malformations and overgrowth of soft tissue and bone.
- Both animals were born with skeletal deformities which Mr Hanrahan says continue to be a regular occurrence on his farm.
- Chocolate Labrador Lulu was born with deformities in her hip joints and knee muscles and needed four major operations.
- Children are born with deformities and girls do not menstruate until they are 18.
- They brought pictures of children that had been born with deformities that were just terrible.
- The vast majority die in the womb and many that survive have defects and deformities.
- What does a foot look like in an adult born with unilateral clubfoot deformities that was treated with the Ponseti Method?
Synonyms
malformation, misshapenness, disproportion, distortion, crookedness
1. 1.1 The state of being deformed or misshapen.
  畸形状态
  respiratory problems caused by spinal deformity
  脊柱畸形而造成的呼吸系统问题。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Early treatment of the chicks by a veterinarian can often prevent the actual loss of a toe, although a scar or deformity sometimes remains for life.
  Delays in getting treatment for injuries could lead to people suffering disability, deformity and pain, doctors warn.
  When spinal deformity, weakness, or immobility is present, height measurement is difficult and inaccurate.
  Where no other complications exist, surgery promises almost complete relief from pain, deformity and disability.
  The most common deformity of all was a condition of the chicken's hock (what would be our knee).
  Bernard is fascinated, though still disgusted at the thought of injury, dirt, or deformity.
  Her flowing, black hair that reached the back of knees shone in the filtered sunlight and her complexion showed no trace of scar or deformity.
  Despite prompt intervention, including drainage under general anaesthetic, cosmetic deformity proved difficult to avoid.
  If left untreated scarring and deformity can occur.
  In Delacroix's mind, too, disease, deformity, and physical frailty marked the privileged creator.
  They saw beyond his external condition of deformity and poverty and perceived a different kind of beauty.
  Any abnormality or change of these chromosomes causes congenital deformity and abnormal function.
  But having set up Let's Face It, a charity to support the disfigured, she has seen how severe facial deformity has destroyed the lives of so many.
  Of the group, 1127 had problems like neuropathy and deformity and 536 patients suffered from infections.
  Arm span measurement is difficult and inaccurate in the presence of weakness or of joint or spinal deformity.
  Many patients usually wish to conceal their condition as far as possible, to avoid embarrassment and being stigmatised by visible physical deformity.
  In some ways, deformity is a lot more difficult to handle than disability.
  Even those who don't flinch at the sight of physical deformity may be socially uncomfortable around someone with a handicap.
  As plastic surgeons, we deal with deformity, we deal with birth defect, we deal with injuries and there we try to make those patients happy.
  This made removal difficult or impossible without a great deal of scarring and deformity.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French desformite, from Latin deformitas, from deformis ‘misshapen’.

词汇	deformity
释义	Definition of deformity in English: deformity nounPlural deformities dɪˈfɔːmɪtidəˈfɔrmədi 1A deformed part, especially of the body; a malformation. 畸形部位 deformities of the hands or feet Example sentencesExamples He was born with deformities in both legs but nevertheless became a champion rider and high jumper in his teens. Abnormalities and deformities put the patient at risk for ulceration. What does a foot look like in an adult born with unilateral clubfoot deformities that was treated with the Ponseti Method? Many of these kittens are inbred and born with deformities and disease. It is characterized by a wide variety of deformities, namely malformations and overgrowth of soft tissue and bone. Both animals were born with skeletal deformities which Mr Hanrahan says continue to be a regular occurrence on his farm. They brought pictures of children that had been born with deformities that were just terrible. It's an international charity that gives free surgery to kids born with facial deformities. Chocolate Labrador Lulu was born with deformities in her hip joints and knee muscles and needed four major operations. The vast majority die in the womb and many that survive have defects and deformities. She told us this was part of a big fundraising push and the money raised from the single will go to help children that have been born with deformities because of chemical warfare. Jade, who celebrates her tenth birthday on Sunday, was born with rare deformities and had her legs amputated in 1998. A foetus was aborted at 25 weeks because it had amniotic band syndrome, which causes deformities in the body parts. The third category consists of patients with medical conditions that have caused deformities of the face or body. Leukaemia and cleft palate deformities were, and are, rife. Children are born with deformities and girls do not menstruate until they are 18. The singer, who was born with deformities of his lower limbs, had both legs amputated during his 20s. Babies and farm animals are born with terrible deformities. Neuropathy can also cause deformities such as bunions, hammer toes, and charcot feet. Those children who did survive suffered from disfiguring deformities. Synonyms malformation, misshapenness, disproportion, distortion, crookedness imperfection, abnormality, irregularity ugliness, unsightliness, defacement, disfigurement defect, flaw, blemish 1.1mass noun The state of being deformed or misshapen. 畸形状态 respiratory problems caused by spinal deformity 脊柱畸形而造成的呼吸系统问题。 Example sentencesExamples Delays in getting treatment for injuries could lead to people suffering disability, deformity and pain, doctors warn. Of the group, 1127 had problems like neuropathy and deformity and 536 patients suffered from infections. Any abnormality or change of these chromosomes causes congenital deformity and abnormal function. But having set up Let's Face It, a charity to support the disfigured, she has seen how severe facial deformity has destroyed the lives of so many. As plastic surgeons, we deal with deformity, we deal with birth defect, we deal with injuries and there we try to make those patients happy. They saw beyond his external condition of deformity and poverty and perceived a different kind of beauty. Early treatment of the chicks by a veterinarian can often prevent the actual loss of a toe, although a scar or deformity sometimes remains for life. In Delacroix's mind, too, disease, deformity, and physical frailty marked the privileged creator. The most common deformity of all was a condition of the chicken's hock (what would be our knee). Arm span measurement is difficult and inaccurate in the presence of weakness or of joint or spinal deformity. When spinal deformity, weakness, or immobility is present, height measurement is difficult and inaccurate. Despite prompt intervention, including drainage under general anaesthetic, cosmetic deformity proved difficult to avoid. Bernard is fascinated, though still disgusted at the thought of injury, dirt, or deformity. This made removal difficult or impossible without a great deal of scarring and deformity. In some ways, deformity is a lot more difficult to handle than disability. Even those who don't flinch at the sight of physical deformity may be socially uncomfortable around someone with a handicap. If left untreated scarring and deformity can occur. Where no other complications exist, surgery promises almost complete relief from pain, deformity and disability. Her flowing, black hair that reached the back of knees shone in the filtered sunlight and her complexion showed no trace of scar or deformity. Many patients usually wish to conceal their condition as far as possible, to avoid embarrassment and being stigmatised by visible physical deformity. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French desformite, from Latin deformitas, from deformis 'misshapen'. Rhymes conformity, enormity, multiformity, uniformity Definition of deformity in US English: deformity noundəˈfôrmədēdəˈfɔrmədi 1A deformed part, especially of the body; a malformation. 畸形部位 children born with deformities 天生畸形的儿童。 Example sentencesExamples A foetus was aborted at 25 weeks because it had amniotic band syndrome, which causes deformities in the body parts. Abnormalities and deformities put the patient at risk for ulceration. The singer, who was born with deformities of his lower limbs, had both legs amputated during his 20s. The third category consists of patients with medical conditions that have caused deformities of the face or body. She told us this was part of a big fundraising push and the money raised from the single will go to help children that have been born with deformities because of chemical warfare. Jade, who celebrates her tenth birthday on Sunday, was born with rare deformities and had her legs amputated in 1998. Leukaemia and cleft palate deformities were, and are, rife. It's an international charity that gives free surgery to kids born with facial deformities. Those children who did survive suffered from disfiguring deformities. Babies and farm animals are born with terrible deformities. Neuropathy can also cause deformities such as bunions, hammer toes, and charcot feet. Many of these kittens are inbred and born with deformities and disease. He was born with deformities in both legs but nevertheless became a champion rider and high jumper in his teens. It is characterized by a wide variety of deformities, namely malformations and overgrowth of soft tissue and bone. Both animals were born with skeletal deformities which Mr Hanrahan says continue to be a regular occurrence on his farm. Chocolate Labrador Lulu was born with deformities in her hip joints and knee muscles and needed four major operations. Children are born with deformities and girls do not menstruate until they are 18. They brought pictures of children that had been born with deformities that were just terrible. The vast majority die in the womb and many that survive have defects and deformities. What does a foot look like in an adult born with unilateral clubfoot deformities that was treated with the Ponseti Method? Synonyms malformation, misshapenness, disproportion, distortion, crookedness 1.1 The state of being deformed or misshapen. 畸形状态 respiratory problems caused by spinal deformity 脊柱畸形而造成的呼吸系统问题。 Example sentencesExamples Early treatment of the chicks by a veterinarian can often prevent the actual loss of a toe, although a scar or deformity sometimes remains for life. Delays in getting treatment for injuries could lead to people suffering disability, deformity and pain, doctors warn. When spinal deformity, weakness, or immobility is present, height measurement is difficult and inaccurate. Where no other complications exist, surgery promises almost complete relief from pain, deformity and disability. The most common deformity of all was a condition of the chicken's hock (what would be our knee). Bernard is fascinated, though still disgusted at the thought of injury, dirt, or deformity. Her flowing, black hair that reached the back of knees shone in the filtered sunlight and her complexion showed no trace of scar or deformity. Despite prompt intervention, including drainage under general anaesthetic, cosmetic deformity proved difficult to avoid. If left untreated scarring and deformity can occur. In Delacroix's mind, too, disease, deformity, and physical frailty marked the privileged creator. They saw beyond his external condition of deformity and poverty and perceived a different kind of beauty. Any abnormality or change of these chromosomes causes congenital deformity and abnormal function. But having set up Let's Face It, a charity to support the disfigured, she has seen how severe facial deformity has destroyed the lives of so many. Of the group, 1127 had problems like neuropathy and deformity and 536 patients suffered from infections. Arm span measurement is difficult and inaccurate in the presence of weakness or of joint or spinal deformity. Many patients usually wish to conceal their condition as far as possible, to avoid embarrassment and being stigmatised by visible physical deformity. In some ways, deformity is a lot more difficult to handle than disability. Even those who don't flinch at the sight of physical deformity may be socially uncomfortable around someone with a handicap. As plastic surgeons, we deal with deformity, we deal with birth defect, we deal with injuries and there we try to make those patients happy. This made removal difficult or impossible without a great deal of scarring and deformity. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French desformite, from Latin deformitas, from deformis ‘misshapen’.
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