Capable of being twisted, bent, or changed out of its original shape or true meaning.
From distort (Latin distorquere, 'to twist apart') plus -able. The word has been in English since the 1500s, describing things that can be twisted or warped.
Words like 'distortable' reveal how physical and metaphorical meanings blend—you can physically distort a rubber band OR distort the truth. English lets the same word work in both spaces.
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