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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 by
substituting
something
else for, or by
giving
up for
something
else; as, to
change
the
clothes;
to
change
one's
occupation;
to
change
one's
intention..
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Transfiguratien
::
Transfiguratien
(n.) A
change
of form or
appearance;
especially,
the
supernatural
change
in the
personal
appearance
of our
Savior
on the
mount..
Metasomatism
::
Metasomatism
(n.) An
alteration
in a
mineral
or rock mass when
involving
a
chemical
change
of the
substance,
as of
chrysolite
to
serpentine;
--
opposed
to
ordinary
metamorphism,
as
implying
simply
a
recrystallization..
Modify
::
Modify
(v. t.) To
change
somewhat
the form or
qualities
of; to alter
somewhat;
as, to
modify
a
contrivance
adapted
to some
mechanical
purpose;
to
modify
the terms of a
contract..
Reciprocal
::
Reciprocal
(a.) Done by each to the
other;
interchanging
or
interchanged;
given and
received;
due from each to each;
mutual;
as,
reciprocal
love;
reciprocal
duties..
Shoot
::
Shoot (v. i.) To
change
form
suddenly;
especially,
to
solidify..
Diversification
::
Diversification
(n.) State of
diversity
or
variation;
variegation;
modification;
change;
alternation.
Voluble
::
Voluble
(a.)
Changeable;
unstable;
fickle.
Commutation
::
Commutation
(n.) A
passing
from one state to
another;
change;
alteration;
mutation.
Durable
::
Durable
(a.) Able to
endure
or
continue
in a
particular
condition;
lasting;
not
perishable
or
changeable;
not
wearing
out or
decaying
soon;
enduring;
as,
durable
cloth;
durable
happiness..
Corrosion
::
Corrosion
(n.) The
action
or
effect
of
corrosive
agents,
or the
process
of
corrosive
change;
as, the
rusting
of iron is a
variety
of
corrosion..
Intercourse
::
Intercourse
(n.) A
commingling;
intimate
connection
or
dealings
between
persons
or
nations,
as in
common
affairs
and
civilities,
in
correspondence
or
trade;
communication;
commerce;
especially,
interchange
of
thought
and
feeling;
association;
communion..
Uralitization
::
Uralitization
(n.) The
change
of
pyroxene
to
amphibole
by
paramorphism.
Assimilate
::
Assimilate
(v. i.) To
change
and
appropriate
nourishment
so as to make it a part of the
substance
of the
assimilating
body.
Transdialect
::
Transdialect
(v. t.) To
change
or
translate
from one
dialect
into
another.
Indicator
::
Indicator
(n.) That which
indicates
the
condition
of
acidity,
alkalinity,
or the
deficiency,
excess,
or
sufficiency
of a
standard
reagent,
by
causing
an
appearance,
disappearance,
or
change
of
color,
as in
titration
or
volumetric
analysis..
Convert
::
Convert
(v. t.) To
produce
the
spiritual
change
called
conversion
in (any one); to turn from a bad life to a good one; to
change
the heart and moral
character
of (any one) from the
controlling
power of sin to that of
holiness.
Changeling
::
Changeling
(a.) Taken or left in place of
another;
changed.
Invariable
::
Invariable
(a.) Not given to
variation
or
change;
unalterable;
unchangeable;
always
uniform.
Transubstantiate
::
Transubstantiate
(v. t.) To
change,
as the
sacramental
elements,
bread and wine, into the flesh and blood of
Christ..
Diurnal
::
Diurnal
(a.)
Daily;
recurring
every day;
performed
in a day; going
through
its
changes
in a day;
constituting
the
measure
of a day; as, a
diurnal
fever;
a
diurnal
task;
diurnal
aberration,
or
diurnal
parallax;
the
diurnal
revolution
of the
earth..
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