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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.) A
succesion
or
substitution
of one thing in the place of
another;
a
difference;
novelty;
variety;
as, a
change
of
seasons..
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Republicanize
::
Republicanize
(v. t.) To
change,
as a
state,
into a
republic;
to
republican
principles;
as,
France
was
republicanized;
to
republicanize
the
rising
generation..
Bear
::
Bear (v. t.) To admit or be
capable
of; that is, to
suffer
or
sustain
without
violence,
injury,
or
change..
Transmutable
::
Transmutable
(a.)
Capable
of being
transmuted
or
changed
into a
different
substance,
or into into
something
of a
different
form a
nature;
transformable..
Reformation
::
Reformation
(n.) The act of
reforming,
or the state of being
reformed;
change
from worse to
better;
correction
or
amendment
of life,
manners,
or of
anything
vicious
or
corrupt;
as, the
reformation
of
manners;
reformation
of the age;
reformation
of
abuses..
Move
::
Move (v. i.) To
change
place or
posture;
to stir; to go, in any
manner,
from one place or
position
to
another;
as, a ship moves
rapidly..
Change
::
Change
(v. t.) Any
variation
or
alteration;
a
passing
from one state or form to
another;
as, a
change
of
countenance;
a
change
of
habits
or
principles..
Synonyma
::
Synonym
(n.) One of two or more words
(commonly
words of the same
language)
which are
equivalents
of each
other;
one of two or more words which have very
nearly
the same
signification,
and
therefore
may often be used
interchangeably.
See under
Synonymous..
Disguise
::
Disguise
(v. t.) To
change
the guise or
appearance
of;
especially,
to
conceal
by an
unusual
dress,
or one
intended
to
mislead
or
deceive..
Constant
::
Constant
(n.) A
quantity
that does not
change
its
value;
-- used in
countradistinction
to
variable.
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..
Transformation
::
Transformation
(n.) The
change,
as of an
equation
or
quantity,
into
another
form
without
altering
the
value..
Immutate
::
Immutate
(a.)
Unchanged.
Transfiguratien
::
Transfiguratien
(n.) A feast held by some
branches
of the
Christian
church
on the 6th of
August,
in
commemoration
of the
miraculous
change
above
mentioned..
Firm
::
Firm
(superl.)
Not
easily
excited
or
disturbed;
unchanging
in
purpose;
fixed;
steady;
constant;
stable;
unshaken;
not
easily
changed
in
feelings
or will;
strong;
as, a firm
believer;
a firm
friend;
a firm
adherent..
Mew
::
Mew (v. i.) To cast the
feathers;
to molt;
hence,
to
change;
to put on a new
appearance..
Metathesis
::
Metathesis
(n.) A mere
change
in place of a
morbid
substance,
without
removal
from the
body..
Interchangement
::
Interchangement
(n.)
Mutual
transfer;
exchange.
Agiotage
::
Agiotage
(n.)
Exchange
business;
also,
stockjobbing;
the
maneuvers
of
speculators
to raise or lower the price of
stocks
or
public
funds..
Truckage
::
Truckage
(n.) The
practice
of
bartering
goods;
exchange;
barter;
truck.
Caprice
::
Caprice
(v. i.) An
abrupt
change
in
feeling,
opinion,
or
action,
proceeding
from some whim or
fancy;
a
freak;
a
notion..
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