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Definition of change
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of change is as below...
Change
(v. t.) To
alter;
to make
different;
to cause to pass from one state to
another;
as, to
change
the
position,
character,
or
appearance
of a
thing;
to
change
the
countenance..
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Transformation
::
Transformation
(n.) A
change
in
disposition,
heart,
character,
or the like;
conversion..
Scorch
::
Scorch
(v. t.) To burn
superficially;
to
parch,
or
shrivel,
the
surface
of, by heat; to
subject
to so much heat as
changes
color and
texture
without
consuming;
as, to
scorch
linen..
Inconvertibility
::
Inconvertibility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
inconvertible;
not
capable
of being
exchanged
for, or
converted
into,
something
else; as, the
inconvertibility
of an
irredeemable
currency,
or of lead, into
gold..
Assibilate
::
Assibilate
(v. t.) To make
sibilant;
to
change
to a
sibilant.
Catastrophism
::
Catastrophism
(n.) The
doctrine
that the
geological
changes
in the
earth's
crust have been
caused
by the
sudden
action
of
violent
physical
causes;
--
opposed
to the
doctrine
of
uniformism.
Transpose
::
Transpose
(v. t.) To
change
the place or order of; to
substitute
one for the other of; to
exchange,
in
respect
of
position;
as, to
transpose
letters,
words,
or
propositions..
Steady
::
Steady
(n.)
Constant
in
feeling,
purpose,
or
pursuit;
not
fickle,
changeable,
or
wavering;
not
easily
moved or
persuaded
to alter a
purpose;
resolute;
as, a man
steady
in his
principles,
in his
purpose,
or in the
pursuit
of an
object..
Metathesis
::
Metathesis
(n.) The act,
process,
or
result
of
exchange,
substitution,
or
replacement
of atoms and
radicals;
thus, by
metathesis
an acid gives up all or part of its
hydrogen,
takes on an
equivalent
amount
of a metal or base, and forms a
salt..
Metabolic
::
Metabolic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
metamorphosis;
pertaining
to, or
involving,
change..
Conversion
::
Conversion
(n.) The act of
changing
one's views or
course,
as in
passing
from one side,
party,
or from of
religion
to
another;
also, the state of being so
changed..
Deformation
::
Deformation
(n.)
Transformation;
change
of
shape.
Broker
::
Broker
(v. t.) A
dealer
in
money,
notes,
bills of
exchange,
etc..
Menstrual
::
Menstrual
(a.)
Recurring
once a
month;
monthly;
gone
through
in a
month;
as, the
menstrual
revolution
of the moon;
pertaining
to
monthly
changes;
as, the
menstrual
equation
of the sun's
place..
Unconverted
::
Unconverted
(a.) Not
changed
in
opinion,
or from one faith to
another..
Repent
::
Repent
(v. i.) To
change
the mind, or the
course
of
conduct,
on
account
of
regret
or
dissatisfaction..
Paramorph
::
Paramorph
(n.) A kind of
pseudomorph,
in which there has been a
change
of
physical
characters
without
alteration
of
chemical
composition,
as the
change
of
aragonite
to
calcite..
Alter
::
Alter (v. i.) To
become,
in some
respects,
different;
to vary; to
change;
as, the
weather
alters
almost
daily;
rocks or
minerals
alter by
exposure..
Barter
::
Barter
(v. t.) To trade or
exchange
in the way of
barter;
to
exchange
(frequently
for an
unworthy
consideration);
to
traffic;
to
truck;
--
sometimes
followed
by away; as, to
barter
away goods or
honor..
Exchangeable
::
Exchangeable
(a.)
Available
for
making
exchanges;
ratable.
Concoction
::
Concoction
(n.) A
change
in food
produced
by the
organs
of
nutrition;
digestion.
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