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Definition of change
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Change
(v. i.) To pass from one phase to
another;
as, the moon
changes
to-morrow
night..
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Leave
::
Leave (v.) To let
remain
unremoved
or
undone;
to let stay or
continue,
in
distinction
from what is
removed
or
changed..
Volatility
::
Volatility
(n.)
Quality
or state of being
volatile;
disposition
to
evaporate;
changeableness;
fickleness.
Bring
::
Bring (v. t.) To
produce
in
exchange;
to sell for; to
fetch;
as, what does coal bring per ton?.
Stamp
::
Stamp (v. t.) An
offical
mark set upon
things
chargeable
with a duty or tax to
government,
as
evidence
that the duty or tax is paid; as, the stamp on a bill of
exchange..
Vicissitudinous
::
Vicissitudinous
(a.) Full of, or
subject
to,
changes..
Transfigure
::
Transfigure
(v. t.)
Especially,
to
change
to
something
exalted
and
glorious;
to give an ideal form to..
Manoeuvre
::
Manoeuvre
(n.)
Management;
dexterous
movement;
specif.,
a
military
or naval
evolution,
movement,
or
change
of
position..
Tarnish
::
Tarnish
(a.) To soil, or
change
the
appearance
of,
especially
by an
alternation
induced
by the air, or by dust, or the like; to
diminish,
dull, or
destroy
the
luster
of; to
sully;
as, to
tarnish
a
metal;
to
tarnish
gilding;
to
tarnish
the
purity
of
color..
Exchange
::
Exchange
(n.) To part with for a
substitute;
to lay
aside,
quit, or
resign
(something
being
received
in place of the thing
parted
with);
as, to
exchange
a
palace
for
cell..
Offset
::
Offset
(n.) A sum,
account,
or value set off
against
another
sum or
account,
as an
equivalent;
hence,
anything
which is given in
exchange
or
retaliation;
a
set-off..
Barometer
::
Barometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
determining
the
weight
or
pressure
of the
atmosphere,
and hence for
judging
of the
probable
changes
of
weather,
or for
ascertaining
the
height
of any
ascent..
Shroff
::
Shroff
(n.) A
banker,
or
changer
of
money..
Retouch
::
Retouch
(v. t.) To
correct
or
change,
as a
negative,
by
handwork..
Spontaneity
::
Spontaneity
(n.) The
tendency
to
undergo
change,
characteristic
of both
animal
and
vegetable
organisms,
and not
restrained
or
cheked
by the
environment..
Change
::
Change
(v. t.) A
succesion
or
substitution
of one thing in the place of
another;
a
difference;
novelty;
variety;
as, a
change
of
seasons..
Chess
::
Chess (n.) A
species
of brome grass
(Bromus
secalinus)
which is a
troublesome
weed in wheat
fields,
and is often
erroneously
regarded
as
degenerate
or
changed
wheat;
it bears a very
slight
resemblance
to oats, and if
reaped
and
ground
up with
wheat,
so as to be used for food, is said to
produce
narcotic
effects;
--
called
also cheat and
Willard's
bromus..
Agiotage
::
Agiotage
(n.)
Exchange
business;
also,
stockjobbing;
the
maneuvers
of
speculators
to raise or lower the price of
stocks
or
public
funds..
Come
::
Come (n.) To get to be, as the
result
of
change
or
progress;
-- with a
predicate;
as, to come
untied..
Actinism
::
Actinism
(n.) The
property
of
radiant
energy
(found
chiefly
in solar or
electric
light)
by which
chemical
changes
are
produced,
as in
photography..
Replaceable
::
Replaceable
(a.)
Capable
of being
replaced
(by), or of being
exchanged
(for);
as, the
hydrogen
of acids is
replaceable
by
metals
or by basic
radicals..
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