change
Roget-categorie 140
1. Words expressing abstract relations› 1.7. Change
›› 1.7.1. Simple change
#140.
[Difference at different times.]
Change
zelfstandig naamwoord
change,
alteration,
mutation,
permutation,
variation,
modification,
modulation,
inflexion,
mood,
qualification,
innovation,
metastasis,
deviation,
turn,
evolution,
revolution —
diversion —
break.
transformation,
transfiguration —
metamorphosis —
transmutation —
deoxidization [Chem] —
transubstantiation —
[Genetics],
mutagenesis
transanimation†,
transmigration,
metempsychosis† —
avatar —
alterative.
conversion
etc.
(gradual change)
144 —
revolution
etc.
(sudden or radical change)
146,
inversion
etc.
(reversal)
218 —
displacement
etc.
185 —
transference
etc.
270.
changeableness
etc.
149 —
tergiversation
etc.
(change of mind)
607.
werkwoord
change,
alter,
vary,
wax and wane —
modulate,
diversify,
qualify,
tamper with —
turn,
shift,
veer,
tack,
chop,
shuffle,
swerve,
warp,
deviate,
turn aside,
evert,
intervert† —
pass to,
take a turn,
turn the corner,
resume.
work a change,
modify,
vamp,
superinduce —
transform,
transfigure,
transmute,
transmogrify,
transume† —
metamorphose,
ring the changes.
innovate,
introduce new blood,
shuffle the cards —
give a turn to,
give a color to —
influence,
turn the scale —
shift the scene,
turn over a new leaf.
recast
etc.
146 —
reverse
etc.
218 —
disturb
etc.
61 —
convert into
etc.
144.
bijvoeglijk naamwoord
changed
etc.
v. —
newfangled —
changeable
etc.
149 —
transitional —
modifiable —
alterative.
bijwoord
mutatis mutandis [Lat.].
tussenwerpsel
quantum mutatus! [Lat.],
uitdrukking
a change came o'er the spirit of my dream"
[Byron];
nous avons change tout cela
[Moliere];
tempora mutantur nos et mutamur in illis [Lat.] —
non sum qualis eram [Lat.]
[Horace];
casaque tourner [Fr.] —
corpora lente augescent cito extinguuntur
[Tacitus];
in statu quo ante bellum [Lat.] —
still ending and beginning still"
[Cowper];
vox audita perit littera scripta manet [Lat.].
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