'realistically-transformed' originates from the combination of 'realistically' and 'transformed', where 'realistically' is derived from 'realistic', meaning 'based on what is real or practical', and 'transformed' from 'transform', meaning 'to change in form or appearance'.

'Realistically' evolved from the word 'realistic', which has roots in the Latin 'realisticus', and 'transformed' from the Latin 'transformare', meaning 'to change in shape'.

Initially, 'realistically' meant 'in a manner that is true to life', and 'transformed' meant 'changed in form'. Together, they convey the idea of a change that is practical and grounded in reality.