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change

the action of changing something; "the change of government had no impact on the economy"; "his change on abortion cost him the election"

a different or fresh set of clothes; "she brought a change in her overnight bag"

a thing that is different; "he inspected several changes before selecting one"

an event that occurs when something passes from one state or phase to another; "the change was intended to increase sales"; "this storm is certainly a change for the worse"; "the neighborhood had undergone few modifications since his last visit years ago"

the result of alteration or modification; "there were marked changes in the lining of the lungs"; "there had been no change in the mountains"

money received in return for its equivalent in a larger denomination or a different currency; "he got change for a twenty and used it to pay the taxi driver"

the balance of money received when the amount you tender is greater than the amount due; "I paid with a twenty and pocketed the change"

coins of small denomination regarded collectively; "he had a pocketful of change"

a relational difference between states; especially between states before and after some event; "he attributed the change to their marriage"

undergo a change; become different in essence; losing one's or its original nature; "She changed completely as she grew older"; "The weather changed last night"

make or become different in some particular way, without permanently losing one's or its former characteristics or essence; "her mood changes in accordance with the weather"; "The supermarket's selection of vegetables varies according to the season"

cause to change; make different; cause a transformation; "The advent of the automobile may have altered the growth pattern of the city"; "The discussion has changed my thinking about the issue"

exchange or replace with another, usually of the same kind or category; "Could you convert my dollars into pounds?"; "He changed his name"; "convert centimeters into inches"; "convert holdings into shares"

remove or replace the coverings of; "Father had to learn how to change the baby"; "After each guest we changed the bed linens"

change clothes; put on different clothes; "Change before you go to the opera"

Synonyms:

• aberration,
• about-face,
• accommodate,
• adapt,
• adjust,
• advance,
• agency,
• agent,
• alchemy,
• alter,
• alteration,
• alternate,
• alternative,
• ameliorate,
• analogy,
• analysis,
• analyze,
• anatomization,
• anatomize,
• ascend,
• assimilate to,
• assimilation,
• assume,
• assumption,
• atomization,
• atomize,
• avatar,
• back,
• back and fill,
• back up,
• backup,
• bandy,
• barter,
• be changed,
• be converted into,
• be quits with,
• be renewed,
• become,
• becoming,
• better,
• bottom out,
• break,
• break up,
• bring to,
• budge,
• buy and sell,
• castrate,
• change for,
• change into,
• change over,
• change place,
• change-over,
• changeling,
• checker,
• chop,
• chop and change,
• chop logic,
• circle,
• climb,
• coins,
• come about,
• come around,
• come round,
• commutation,
• commute,
• comparison,
• compensate,
• compound for,
• conversion,
• convert,
• cooperate,
• copy,
• counterchange,
• counterfeit,
• deal,
• deform,
• degenerate,
• delegation,
• demarcation,
• denature,
• deputation,
• deputy,
• deputyship,
• descend,
• desexualize,
• desynonymization,
• desynonymize,
• deteriorate,
• deviate,
• deviation,
• difference,
• differencing,
• differentiate,
• differentiation,
• discriminate,
• discrimination,
• disequalization,
• disequalize,
• disjoin,
• disjunction,
• displacement,
• distinction,
• distinguish,
• distinguishment,
• dither,
• diverge,
• divergence,
• diversification,
• diversify,
• divide,
• division,
• do business,
• do over,
• don,
• double,
• dress in,
• dub in,
• dummy,
• ebb,
• equal,
• equivalent,
• equivocate,
• ersatz,
• exchange,
• fake,
• fill-in,
• fit,
• fix,
• flip-flop,
• flop,
• flow,
• fluctuate,
• geld,
• get back at,
• get even with,
• get into,
• get on,
• get over,
• ghost,
• ghostwriter,
• give and take,
• give in exchange,
• give place to,
• go,
• go around,
• go round,
• go sideways,
• growth,
• gyrate,
• hard cash,
• haul around,
• horse-trade,
• imitation,
• improve,
• individualization,
• individualize,
• individuate,
• individuation,
• innovation,
• interchange,
• inverse,
• invert,
• jibe,
• lapse,
• locum tenens,
• logroll,
• make,
• make a distinction,
• make do with,
• make over,
• make way for,
• makeshift,
• mark,
• mark off,
• mark out,
• meliorate,
• metamorphose,
• metamorphosis,
• metaphor,
• metonymy,
• mitigate,
• modification,
• modify,
• modulate,
• modulation,
• mount,
• move,
• move over,
• mutate,
• mutation,
• mutilate,
• naturalization,
• naturalize,
• neuter,
• next best thing,
• novelty,
• offer in exchange,
• oscillate,
• overthrow,
• particularization,
• particularize,
• passage,
• pay back,
• pendulate,
• permutation,
• permute,
• personalization,
• personalize,
• personnel,
• petty cash,
• phony,
• pin money,
• pinch hitter,
• plunge,
• pocket money,
• power of attorney,
• progress,
• proxy,
• put on,
• put up with,
• qualify,
• quid pro quo,
• re-create,
• re-formation,
• realign,
• rebuild,
• reciprocate,
• reconstruct,
• reconversion,
• reconvert,
• redeem,
• redesign,
• reduce to,
• reduction,
• refashion,
• refine a distinction,
• refit,
• reform,
• regress,
• relief,
• remake,
• render,
• renew,
• replace,
• replacement,
• representation,
• representative,
• requite,
• reserves,
• reshape,
• resolution,
• resolve into,
• respond,
• restructure,
• retaliate,
• retrogress,
• return,
• return the compliment,
• revamp,
• reversal,
• reverse,
• revert,
• revive,
• revolution,
• ring in,
• ring the changes,
• ringer,
• rise,
• rotate,
• run,
• second string,
• secondary,
• segregate,
• segregation,
• separate,
• separation,
• set apart,
• set off,
• sever,
• severalization,
• severalize,
• severance,
• shift,
• shift the scene,
• shift with,
• shilly-shally,
• shuffle the cards,
• sign,
• silver,
• sink,
• slip on,
• small change,
• soar,
• spares,
• specialization,
• specialize,
• spending money,
• spin,
• split hairs,
• sport,
• stand-in,
• stir,
• stream,
• sub,
• subrogation,
• subside,
• substituent,
• substitute,
• substitution,
• subvert,
• succedaneum,
• supersedence,
• superseder,
• superseding,
• supersedure,
• supersession,
• supplantation,
• supplanter,
• supplanting,
• supplantment,
• surrogate,
• swap,
• swap horses,
• swerve,
• switch,
• switch over,
• switch-over,
• symbol,
• synecdoche,
• tack,
• take a turn,
• take in exchange,
• teeter,
• tergiversate,
• third string,
• tit for tat,
• token,
• totter,
• trade,
• trade in,
• trade off,
• trade sight unseen,
• transfigure,
• transform,
• transformation,
• transit,
• transition,
• translate,
• transmogrify,
• transmutation,
• transmute,
• transplace,
• transpose,
• transubstantiate,
• travel,
• truck,
• turn,
• turn aside,
• turn back,
• turn into,
• turn the corner,
• turn the scale,
• turn the tables,
• turn the tide,
• turn upside down,
• turning into,
• undergo a change,
• understudy,
• unsex,
• utility player,
• vacillate,
• variation,
• variegate,
• variety,
• vary,
• veer,
• vicar,
• vicariousness,
• vice-president,
• vice-regent,
• vicissitude,
• volte-face,
• wane,
• warp,
• waver,
• whirl,
• wobble,
• work a change,
• worsen