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Definition of interchange
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Interchange
(n.) The
mutual
exchange
of
commodities
between
two
persons
or
countries;
barter;
commerce.
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Permutation
::
Permutation
(n.) The act of
permuting;
exchange
of the thing for
another;
mutual
transference;
interchange.
Cross
::
Cross (a.) Made in an
opposite
direction,
or an
inverse
relation;
mutually
inverse;
interchanged;
as, cross
interrogatories;
cross
marriages,
as when a
brother
and
sister
marry
persons
standing
in the same
relation
to each
other..
Permute
::
Permute
(v. t.) To
interchange;
to
transfer
reciprocally.
In
::
In
(prep.)
The
specific
signification
of in is
situation
or place with
respect
to
surrounding,
environment,
encompassment,
etc. It is used with verbs
signifying
being,
resting,
or
moving
within
limits,
or
within
circumstances
or
conditions
of any kind
conceived
of as
limiting,
confining,
or
investing,
either
wholly
or in part. In its
different
applications,
it
approaches
some of the
meanings
of, and
sometimes
is
interchangeable
with,
within,
into, on, at, of, and
among..
Dally
::
Dally (v. i.) To
interchange
caresses,
especially
with one of the
opposite
sex; to use
fondling;
to
wanton;
to
sport..
Interchanged
::
Interchanged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Interchang.
Communion
::
Communion
(n.)
Intercourse
between
two or more
persons;
esp.,
intimate
association
and
intercourse
implying
sympathy
and
confidence;
interchange
of
thoughts,
purposes,
etc.;
agreement;
fellowship;
as, the
communion
of
saints..
Contract
::
Contract
(n.) The
agreement
of two or more
persons,
upon a
sufficient
consideration
or
cause,
to do, or to
abstain
from
doing,
some act; an
agreement
in which a party
undertakes
to do, or not to do, a
particular
thing;
a
formal
bargain;
a
compact;
an
interchange
of legal
rights..
Converse
::
Converse
(n.)
Familiar
discourse;
free
interchange
of
thoughts
or
views;
conversation;
chat.
Convertible
::
Convertible
(a.)
Capable
of being
exchanged
or
interchanged;
reciprocal;
interchangeable.
Mutuality
::
Mutuality
(n.) The
quality
of
correlation;
reciprocation;
interchange;
interaction;
interdependence.
Intercommunicate
::
Intercommunicate
(v. t.) To
communicate
mutually;
to
interchange.
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..
Intermigration
::
Intermigration
(n.)
Reciprocal
migration;
interchange
of
dwelling
place by
migration.
Interchangeable
::
Interchangeable
(a.)
Admitting
of
exchange
or
mutual
substitution.
Conference
::
Conference
(n.) The act of
consulting
together
formally;
serious
conversation
or
discussion;
interchange
of
views.
Interchangeable
::
Interchangeable
(a.)
Following
each other in
alternate
succession;
as, the four
interchangeable
seasons..
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..
J
::
"J () J is the tenth
letter
of the
English
alphabet.
It is a later
variant
form of the Roman
letter
I, used to
express
a
consonantal
sound,
that is,
originally,
the sound of
English
y in yet. The forms J and I have, until a
recent
time, been
classed
together,
and they have been used
interchangeably..
Dalliance
::
Dalliance
(n.) The act of
dallying,
trifling,
or
fondling;
interchange
of
caresses;
wanton
play..
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