## Etymology
From French métamorphoser, from Latin metamorphōsis, from Greek metamórphōsis 'a transforming', from metamorphoūn, from meta- 'change' + morphē 'form, shape'.

## AI Etymology
Metamorphose is from French métamorphoser, from Latin metamorphōsis, from Greek metamórphōsis 'a transforming', from metamorphoūn, from meta- 'change' + morphē 'form, shape'. Important recorded forms include meta- (Ancient Greek) and morphē (Ancient Greek). Morphologically, the word is a built form whose named elements carry part of the historical sense. The current sense covers to change completely in form or nature; to transform. The wider family includes derived forms such as metamorphosis and related words such as metamorphosis, metamorphic, and morph.

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- Cause, Change & Process

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