ultramutfy
To subject something to an extreme, often irreversible, transformation or modification in its fundamental structure or character. It is typically used in technical or speculative contexts to describe radical changes that render the original state unrecognizable.
Beispiele
3 von 5He tried to ultramutfy his old car with too many modern gadgets until it no longer ran.
He tried to radically transform his old car with too many modern gadgets until it no longer ran.
The legislative body sought to ultramutfy the existing environmental protocols to meet the new treaty requirements.
The legislative body sought to fundamentally alter the existing environmental protocols to meet the new treaty requirements.
Don't ultramutfy the recipe or it won't taste like the traditional dish anymore.
Don't change the recipe excessively or it won't taste like the traditional dish anymore.
Wortfamilie
Merkhilfe
Think of the prefix 'Ultra' (extreme) combined with 'Mut' (from mutate) and the suffix 'fy' (to make). It literally means 'to make an extreme mutation'.
Schnelles Quiz
If the company decides to ______ its entire product line, long-time consumers might find the new branding confusing and unrecognizable.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: ultramutfy
Beispiele
He tried to ultramutfy his old car with too many modern gadgets until it no longer ran.
everydayHe tried to radically transform his old car with too many modern gadgets until it no longer ran.
The legislative body sought to ultramutfy the existing environmental protocols to meet the new treaty requirements.
formalThe legislative body sought to fundamentally alter the existing environmental protocols to meet the new treaty requirements.
Don't ultramutfy the recipe or it won't taste like the traditional dish anymore.
informalDon't change the recipe excessively or it won't taste like the traditional dish anymore.
The researchers observed the virus's ability to ultramutfy when exposed to the experimental synthetic compound.
academicThe researchers observed the virus's ability to undergo extreme mutation when exposed to the experimental synthetic compound.
The CEO plans to ultramutfy the corporate culture to prioritize agility over traditional hierarchy.
businessThe CEO plans to radically overhaul the corporate culture to prioritize agility over traditional hierarchy.
Wortfamilie
Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
ultramutfy the norm
to change standard behavior completely
completely ultramutfied
totally transformed in every aspect
start to ultramutfy
to beginning an extreme structural change
Wird oft verwechselt mit
Amplify means to increase volume or intensity, while ultramutfy implies a structural or fundamental change.
Nutzungshinweise
This word should be reserved for describing changes that are not just significant, but extreme or structural. It is often found in academic discussions regarding systemic shifts or speculative technology.
Häufige Fehler
Learners often use this word for minor adjustments; however, it should only be applied to transformations that are 'ultra' or extreme in nature.
Merkhilfe
Think of the prefix 'Ultra' (extreme) combined with 'Mut' (from mutate) and the suffix 'fy' (to make). It literally means 'to make an extreme mutation'.
Wortherkunft
A technical neologism derived from the Latin prefix 'ultra-' (beyond) and a pseudo-root 'mut-' (from mutare, to change) combined with the causative suffix '-fy' (to make).
Grammatikmuster
Kultureller Kontext
The term is frequently utilized in science fiction and cutting-edge technology circles to describe radical paradigm shifts that disrupt established norms.
Schnelles Quiz
If the company decides to ______ its entire product line, long-time consumers might find the new branding confusing and unrecognizable.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: ultramutfy
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