changer

Meaning

1. to exchange (something)
2. to change (money, a job, one's circumstances etc.)
3. to change, alter (something en into)
4. to change (a diaper)
5. to change
6. to change (one's clothes), get changed

Concepts

change

alter

switch

exchange

shift

transform

convert

modify

replace

turn

amend

vary

commute

substitute

transfer

reverse

swap

capsize

evolve

modulate

changed

translate

interchange

remodel

reduce

turn into

have second thoughts

later

be renewed

reform

revise

balance

be influenced

be touched

be transferred

fluctuate

go

move

operate

run

shake

stir

swing

waver

work

be different

be revised

be transformed

move location

destroy

make change

pull down

flutter

wave

consume

end

finish

stop

turn color

yellow

return

changer

differ

castrate

neuter

spay

alternate

flip

flip-flop

tack

switch over

switching

change over

deepen

change hands

change owners

variety

flick over

change for

decorate

inspire

rework

upset

work over

disaffirm

flip over

overturn

turn around

commutate

subrogate

enhance

fine-tune

improve

make good

revamp

touch up

compensate for

confuse

stand in for

take the place of

permute

swop

truck

devolve

metamorphose

recast

remold

reorganize

transfigure

transmute

𐐽𐐩𐑌𐐾

make different

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ʃɑ̃.ʒe/

Etymology

From Old French changier. Cognate with Norman changi, Walloon candjî.

Sentences

C’était là le genre de préjugé qui pouvait changer la donne .

That was the kind of prejudice that could be game-changing.