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Definition of change
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Change
(v. t.) That which makes a
variety,
or may be
substituted
for
another..
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Photochemistry
::
Photochemistry
(n.) The
branch
of
chemistry
which
relates
to the
effect
of light in
producing
chemical
changes,
as in
photography..
Tetrachord
::
Tetrachord
(n.) A scale
series
of four
sounds,
of which the
extremes,
or first and last,
constituted
a
fourth.
These
extremes
were
immutable;
the two
middle
sounds
were
changeable..
Metaphysis
::
Metaphysis
(n.)
Change
of form;
transformation.
Predestinate
::
Predestinate
(v. t.) To
predetermine
or
foreordain;
to
appoint
or
ordain
beforehand
by an
unchangeable
purpose
or
decree;
to
preelect.
Curdle
::
Curdle
(v. t.) To
change
into curd; to cause to
coagulate.
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..
Bank
::
Bank (n.) An
establishment
for the
custody,
loan,
exchange,
or
issue,
of
money,
and for
facilitating
the
transmission
of funds by
drafts
or bills of
exchange;
an
institution
incorporated
for
performing
one or more of such
functions,
or the
stockholders
(or their
representatives,
the
directors),
acting
in their
corporate
capacity..
Turn
::
Turn (v. t.) To
change
the form,
quality,
aspect,
or
effect
of; to
alter;
to
metamorphose;
to
convert;
to
transform;
-- often with to or into
before
the word
denoting
the
effect
or
product
of the
change;
as, to turn a worm into a
winged
insect;
to turn green to blue; to turn prose into
verse;
to turn a Whig to a Tory, or a Hindu to a
Christian;
to turn good to evil, and the
like..
Mercurial
::
Mercurial
(a.)
Having
the
qualities
fabled
to
belong
to the god
Mercury;
swift;
active;
sprightly;
fickle;
volatile;
changeable;
as, a
mercurial
youth;
a
mercurial
temperament..
Exchanged
::
Exchanged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Exchang.
Collybist
::
Collybist
(n.) A money
changer.
Ascertain
::
Ascertain
(v. t.) To make (a
thing)
certain
to the mind; to free from
obscurity,
doubt,
or
change;
to make sure of; to fix; to
determine..
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) Said of
double
counterpoint,
when an upper and a lower part
change
places..
Changer
::
Changer
(n.) One who
changes
or
alters
the form of
anything.
Interchange
::
Interchange
(v. t.) To put each in the place of the
other;
to give and take
mutually;
to
exchange;
to
reciprocate;
as, to
interchange
places;
they
interchanged
friendly
offices
and
services..
Conversion
::
Conversion
(n.) A
spiritual
and moral
change
attending
a
change
of
belief
with
conviction;
a
change
of
heart;
a
change
from the
service
of the world to the
service
of God; a
change
of the
ruling
disposition
of the soul,
involving
a
transformation
of the
outward
life..
Overchange
::
Overchange
(n.) Too much or too
frequent
change;
fickleness.
Vivification
::
Vivification
(n.) One of the
changes
of
assimilation,
in which
proteid
matter
which has been
transformed,
and made a part of the
tissue
or
tissue
cells,
is
endowed
with life, and thus
enabled
to
manifest
the
phenomena
of
irritability,
contractility,
etc..
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..
Revulsion
::
Revulsion
(n.) A
sudden
reaction;
a
sudden
and
complete
change;
--
applied
to the
feelings.
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