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Originally posted by SpunkySmurph
And in the context (both the dictionary context and the comic-panel context), it is used as present tense...

Which seemed what Mr. Master considered to be a mis-interpretation... and then he posted an example that used it in present tense.

It all seemed a little redundant to me

Incorrect.

It is impossible to use the word "Metamorphosing" in the present tense.

Metamorphose
Metamorphoses
Metamorphosis

These Three mean the process taking place.

"MetamorphosING"

Is a Process that ALREADY TOOK place

Originally posted by SpunkySmurph
But, according to the dictionary example (that you provided), it would imply that the word is present tense...

"a father seeing his daughter metamorphosing from girl into woman"
Thusly, the word is present tense. He didn't see her, and he's not going to see her. He's seeing her. As in, it's happening currently. As in, the word is present tense, and it's a process taking place

"a father seeing his daughter 'Completely Changed' from girl to woman"

"a father seeing his daughter 'metamorphosing' from girl into woman"

The father is seeing his daughter has "Completely Changed" (Metamorphosing) from girl to woman.

Now we can't change the meaning of the term, "Metamorphosing," so I don't see why you would bother if you know what it means to begin with.

Again from Webster's Dictionary: "Metamorphosing"

1. 'change completely in form or nature'

2. 'cause (something) to change completely'

hm

Originally posted by Mr Master
"a father seeing his daughter 'Completely Changed' from girl to woman"

"a father seeing his daughter 'metamorphosing' from girl into woman"

The father is seeing his daughter has "Completely Changed" (Metamorphosing) from girl to woman.

Now we can't change the meaning of the term, "Metamorphosing," so I don't see why you would bother if you know what it means to begin with.

Again from Webster's Dictionary: "Metamorphosing"

1. 'change completely in form or nature'

2. 'cause (something) to change completely'

Again you're changing present tense to past tense....

You translated
""a father seeing his daughter 'metamorphosing' from girl into woman"

"The father is seeing his daughter has "Completely Changed" from girl to woman.

But, from Webster's, it means
1. 'change completely in form or nature'
NOT
'to have changed completley in form or nature'

The word is defined as to change. Not to have changed.

To have changed is Metamorphosed (that's what you were mixing up with)
Going to change is Metamorphose

This is Metamorphosing. It's a verb, and it's currently happening.

You see?

Originally posted by SpunkySmurph
Again you're changing present tense to past tense....

You translated
""a father seeing his daughter 'metamorphosing' from girl into woman"

"The father is seeing his daughter has "Completely Changed" from girl to woman.

But, from Webster's, it means
1. 'change completely in form or nature'
NOT
'to have changed completley in form or nature'

The word is defined as to change. Not to have changed.

To have changed is Metamorphosed (that's what you were mixing up with)
Going to change is Metamorphose

This is Metamorphosing. It's a verb, and it's currently happening.

You see?

Yup, you're completely right, the only word which can be used for both is metamorphosis. He is wrong, it's that simple.

🙂

Originally posted by SpunkySmurph
Again you're changing present tense to past tense....

No I haven't.

Originally posted by SpunkySmurph
You translated
""a father seeing his daughter 'metamorphosing' from girl into woman"

"The father is seeing his daughter has "Completely Changed" from girl to woman.

But, from Webster's, it means
1. 'change completely in form or nature'
NOT
'to have changed completley in form or nature'

The word is defined as to change. Not to have changed.

I NEVER added the "Has" in the translation, You did.

"a father seeing his daughter 'metamorphosing' from girl into woman"

"a father seeing his daughter 'Completely Changed' from girl into woman"

Reads and Sounds right.

Originally posted by SpunkySmurph
To have changed is Metamorphosed (that's what you were mixing up with)
Going to change is Metamorphose

This is Metamorphosing. It's a verb, and it's currently happening.

You see?

Actually You're the one that's confused my friend.

Metamorphosed is a Geological term, it doesn't even apply here.

Metamorphosed means: "Geology subject (rock) to Metamorphism" (a metamorphosed sandstone.)

Metamorphism means: "alteration of the composition or structure of a rock"

(Here are all the definitions)

Metamorphose means: "undergo Metamorphosis"

Metamorphosis means: "the process of transformation"

Metamorphoses is the Plural Noun of Metamorphosis: so it's the same.

Metamorphosed means: "Geology subject (rock) to Metamorphism" (a metamorphosed sandstone.)

Metamorphism means: "alteration of the composition or structure of a rock"

Metamorphosing means: "change completely in form or nature"

So, the ONLY term that signals a COMPLETE CHANGE in Form or Nature is "MetamorphosING"

Originally posted by Mr Master
There was a head or two that disputed this Feat, saying Magus did not merge the Two Universes, saying Magus WAS merging them with the Incomplete IG when he WAS DOING that already to begin with,

with the 5 Cosmic Cubes.

My question is this on the non believes...

"My TAKEOVER of your ACTUALITY, USING my now missing Cosmic Containment Units, WOULD HAVE TAKEN HOURS to Accomplish"

"Other matters have a higher priority now, such as MAKING your UNIVERSE MINE"

WHY would Magus put a TIMETABLE on the progress of the Cosmic Containment Units, to Compare it to what he could accomplish with the Incomplete IG?

"WOULD HAVE TAKEN HOURS" with the CCUs,

so NOW with the Incomplete IG, it will take One "Hour," "Minutes," "Seconds" or WHAT? dontgetit

Originally posted by Mr Master
Do you know what "MetamorphosING" MEANS duke?

[B]"MetamorphosING" - (change completely in form or nature) : (a father seeing his daughter metamorphosing from girl into woman)

"Already I feel it METAMORPHOSING into something Unrecognizable"
[/B]

thankyou

Originally posted by SpunkySmurph
Again you're changing present tense to past tense....

You translated
""a father seeing his daughter 'metamorphosing' from girl into woman"

"The father is seeing his daughter has "Completely Changed" from girl to woman.

But, from Webster's, it means
1. 'change completely in form or nature'
NOT
'to have changed completley in form or nature'

The word is defined as to change. Not to have changed.

To have changed is Metamorphosed (that's what you were mixing up with)
Going to change is Metamorphose

This is Metamorphosing. It's a verb, and it's currently happening.

You see?

You're still right, he just doesn't understand what you've said.

🙂

I love how Mr. Master woops everyone's a$$es in debate....aren't you getting bored of it already ?

Originally posted by Lord Urizen
I love how Mr. Master woops everyone's a$$es in debate....aren't you getting bored of it already ?

He didn't understand what was said. I don't think you do either. He's arguing something different to what Spunky Smurph stated.

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He doesn't even know how to use your and you're

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Do you?

I agree mr m, it is obvious that magus did merge the two universes, and I see how you made perfect sense out of the "metamorphosing" deal. Taught me something knew, I even looked up the word and you were totally correct.

well done mr masters thumbup1

Originally posted by unknowable
I agree mr m, it is obvious that magus did merge the two universe, and I see how you made perfect sense out of the "metamorphosing" deal. Taught me something knew, I even looked up the word and you were totally correct.

well done mr masters thumbup1

Not really 🙂 You're that guy GS accused of being a sock for MM I think 🙂

Your posts today

Originally posted by unknowable
I also have to agree with the masters guy, when thanos absorbed eternity and infinity he considered the rest of the cosmos a threat to him, and since no one can dispute masters scans showing eternity being the universe like 6 times, there's no reason to believe the eternity and infinity thanos absorbed was anything but the 616 universe.
After he absorbed one universe which was eternity and infinity, he continued on to absorb the rest of the multiverse.
I read quasar 37 and I also didn't see anywhere were it says m-bodys are a fraction of the whole, I never saw any equation being stamped on the m-bodys, only that they are representations of the abstract concept, and masters scans have convinced me that eternity is the universe, literally.

nice job masters thumbup1

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Originally posted by unknowable
I did not know what to quote so I'll just say wow masters, WoW!

you amaze me again great job thumbsup

🙂

Originally posted by unknowable
I saw the word several more times than once, but I agree Masters got the better of Horrificus by far it wasn't even a competition in my opinion.

🙂

Different threads lol.

Interesting 🙂

Originally posted by Mr Master
(Here are all the definitions)

Metamorphose means: "undergo Metamorphosis"

Metamorphosis means: "the process of transformation"

Metamorphoses is the Plural Noun of Metamorphosis: so it's the same.

Metamorphosed means: "Geology subject (rock) to Metamorphism" (a metamorphosed sandstone.)

Metamorphism means: "alteration of the composition or structure of a rock"

Metamorphosing means: [B]"change completely in form or nature"

So, the ONLY term that signals a COMPLETE CHANGE in Form or Nature is "MetamorphosING" [/B]

nope
Metamorphosed CAN apply to rock, but it also serves as the past tense to metamorphosis, the present tense of which is metamorphosing

met·a·mor·phose (mět'ə-môr'fōz', -fōs'😉
v. met·a·mor·phosed, met·a·mor·phos·ing, met·a·mor·phos·es

1. To change into a wholly different form or appearance; transform: "His eyes turned bloodshot, and he was metamorphosed into a raging fiend" (Jack London).
2. To subject to metamorphosis or metamorphism.

1. To change into a wholly different form or appearance; transform
Sounds like a complete change, no?

😉

Beyond that, you can't say "He is going to metamorphosing"
and you can't say "He metamorphosing"

You CAN say "He is going to metamorphose"
And you CAN say "He metamorphosed"

In context, the word is a verb, correct?
Look at the verbs: v. met·a·mor·phosed, met·a·mor·phos·ing, met·a·mor·phos·es

The word that your using is present tense. It cannot properly be used any other way.

Originally posted by SpunkySmurph
nope
Metamorphosed CAN apply to rock, but it also serves as the past tense to metamorphosis, the present tense of which is metamorphosing

met·a·mor·phose (mět'ə-môr'fōz', -fōs'😉
v. met·a·mor·phosed, met·a·mor·phos·ing, met·a·mor·phos·es

1. To change into a wholly different form or appearance; transform: "His eyes turned bloodshot, and he was metamorphosed into a raging fiend" (Jack London).
2. To subject to metamorphosis or metamorphism.

1. To change into a wholly different form or appearance; transform
Sounds like a complete change, no?

😉

Beyond that, you can't say "He is going to metamorphosing"
and you can't say "He metamorphosing"

You CAN say "He is going to metamorphose"
And you CAN say "He metamorphosed"

In context, the word is a verb, correct?
Look at the verbs: v. met·a·mor·phosed, met·a·mor·phos·ing, met·a·mor·phos·es

The word that your using is present tense. It cannot properly be used any other way.

All true 🙂

Originally posted by By Crom!
He didn't understand what was said. I don't think you do either. He's arguing something different to what Spunky Smurph stated.

🙂

He doesn't even know how to use your and you're

🙂

Do you?

He DOES know how to NOT crop scans to portray false evidense *

He also knows how to use scans and references to back up his point....I have never seen you post a scan or at least a reference in any of your posts *

Originally posted by By Crom!
All true 🙂

🙂

Yes, well, to quote Mr. Master,

thankyou

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