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What is the definition of metaphorsis?
A profound change in form from one stage to the next in the life history of an organism.
Is a snake complete or incomplete metaphorsis?
Snakes undergo a process known as incomplete metamorphosis. This means they do not have distinct life stages like those seen in insects with complete metamorphosis (eggs, larvae, pupae, adults). Instead, snakes hatch from eggs as miniature versions of adults and grow through shedding their skin as they mature. Therefore, their development is characterized by gradual changes rather than a complete transformation.
Metaphorsis in a sentence?
The author used the words metaphorically. Metaphorically we say that refrigerators "run" because a motor inside turns on. The mother spoke metaphorically when she said she would beat her son "within an inch of his life".
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