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changes

NOUN

something made different; alteration

Synonyms

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adjustment advance development difference diversity innovation modification reversal revision revolution shift switch transformation transition variation

STRONG

about-face addition break compression contraction conversion correction distortion diversification metamorphosis modulation mutation novelty permutation reconstruction refinement remodeling surrogate transmutation turn turnover variance variety vicissitude

Antonyms

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agreement sameness similarity stagnation uniformity

WEAK

bill dollar

NOUN

substitution; replacement

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switch turnaround

STRONG

conversion exchange flip-flop interchange swap trade

Antonyms

WEAK

bill dollar

NOUN

smaller currency in exchange for larger

Synonyms

STRONG

coins copper dimes nickels pennies quarters silver

WEAK

chicken feed pin money pocket money spending money

Antonyms

WEAK

bill dollar

VERB

make or become different

Synonyms

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adjust alter diminish evolve fluctuate modify reduce reform resolve shape shift transform turn vary

STRONG

accommodate adapt alternate commute convert diverge diversify merge metamorphose moderate modulate mutate naturalize recondition redo regenerate remake remodel renovate reorganize replace revolutionize substitute temper transfigure translate transmute transpose vacillate veer warp

WEAK

make innovations make over restyle tamper with

Antonyms

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expand extend grow increase leave alone preserve remain stagnate stay

STRONG

destroy disarrange keep ruin

WEAK

continue hold persist

VERB

substitute, replace

Synonyms

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remove reverse shift trade

STRONG

alternate barter convert displace exchange interchange invert supplant swap transmit transpose

WEAK

switch around

Antonyms

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remain

STRONG

hold keep

WEAK

continue persist stay

Example Sentences

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The findings also raise the possibility that reducing damage earlier in life or targeting harmful late-life biological changes could help lower the risk of chronic disease in older adults.

From Science Daily • May 22, 2026

Cuba and the U.S. are in talks about changes that would satisfy Trump, but Rubio said the chance of success “is not high.”

From The Wall Street Journal • May 22, 2026

He tells Newsbeat he finds creating and attending dance events "just changes something in your brain because you're just there grooving non-stop".

From BBC • May 22, 2026

Max Verstappen said planned changes to Formula 1's engine rules for next year would return racing "almost back to normal" and hinted he would stay in the sport as a result.

From BBC • May 21, 2026

Mom changes the channel to the evening news.

From "The Sea in Winter" by Christine Day