1warp 
/ˈwoɚp/ verb
warps; warped; warp·ing /ˈwoɚp/ verb 1 : to twist or bend (something) into a different shape [+ obj] ▪ The wood was warped by moisture. [no obj] ▪ The heat caused the wood to warp. 2 [+ obj] disapproving : to cause (a person's opinions, thoughts, etc.) to be changed in a way that is wrong or unnatural
▪ He held prejudices that warped his judgment.
▪ He held prejudices that warped his judgment.
— warped adjective [more warped; most warped]
▪ a warped vinyl record ▪ a vicious criminal with a warped mind ▪ They have a very warped view of human history.
▪ a warped vinyl record ▪ a vicious criminal with a warped mind ▪ They have a very warped view of human history.
