v. [TRANS- 2.] trans. To alter or change the fashion of, to transform.
1601. Deacon & Walker, Spirits & Divels, 134. He transmuted, transfashioned, transfigured, transformed, or metamorphozed himself into an angel.
1619. W. Sclater, Exp. 1 Thess. (1630), 305. To see … our people so Cameleon-like transfashioned into [etc.].
1855. Pusey, Doctr. Real Presence, Note Q. 233. God shall ‘transfashion (μετασχηματίσει) our vile bodies, to be made like unto His glorious Body.’
