Adaption Definition

ə-dăpshən
adaptions
noun

Adaptation.

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The definition of an adaption is the act of changing something for a purpose, or the result of something that has been changed.
An example of an adaption is the modification of a book to make it into a movie.
The version of a book that has been changed into a screen play is an example of an adaption.
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The act of fitting; adaptation.

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Noun

Singular:
adaption
Plural:
adaptions

Adaption Sentence Examples

  • In some cases two or more are required to make the adaption.

  • In 2005, Jessica Alba portrayed Sue Storm in the big screen adaption and again in the sequel.

  • La Fea mas Bella (a Mexican telenovela and adaption of Yo Soy Betty la Fea) is one such program.

  • The Mists of Avalon - In this adaption of the Marion Zimmer Bradley novels, Merlin is the title of Taliesin, the Archdruid of Britain.

  • Her history was altered for the big screen adaption where she crossed paths with Wolverine in Canada and was later rescued by the X-Men from Sabretooth's attack.

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