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terraform
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ter·ra·form  (tr-fôrm)
tr.v. ter·ra·formed, ter·ra·form·ing, ter·ra·forms
To transform (a landscape) on another planet into one having the characteristics of landscapes on Earth.
[Latin terra, earth; see terrace + form.]
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Mars has been terraformed to support human life--in the process its icecaps melted and 90% of the planet is now under water.
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