Deformation of character refers to a process in which a person's moral or ethical traits are distorted or changed in a negative way. This can involve behaviors such as lying, cheating, stealing, or acting in a way that is contrary to one's true values and beliefs. Deformation of character can result from various factors, including external influences, personal challenges, or internal conflicts. It can have significant consequences on an individual's relationships, reputation, and overall well-being.
