1. having two forms or shapes; existing in two different forms
Usage: formal or technical; often used in biology, mythology, or descriptive contexts

Examples

• The biform creature in the myth was part human and part beast.
• Some species exhibit biform characteristics depending on their life stage.
• The artist depicted a biform figure combining elements of two different animals.
• Biform structures are common in certain types of fungi.
• The sculpture presented a biform design that challenged traditional representation.