to change, alter, or transform; to make something different

change; variation; transformation; to change, vary, or transform

to change into; to turn into; to become

To change into a different state or condition.

to change, transform, or shift, often referring to a change in attitude, style, or nature

The biological process of transformation in animals or plants, such as a caterpillar turning into a butterfly or a plant developing specialized structures.

constant; unvarying; fixed; in mathematics, this refers to an invariant

change in body cells, tissues, or organs caused by disease; a lesion

a change, fluctuation, or shift; a reorganization or reshuffle of personnel or plans

To become deformed or go out of shape; to undergo a change in form, appearance, or structure

to change, alter, or modify (plans, routes, content, etc.)

a fundamental change or transformation, such as to a social system or institution

to change into; to turn into; to become

to develop or change over a long period of time; to undergo a progressive transformation

To undergo biological or viral mutation; to change from an original state

To change, vary, or alternate the form or content of something into another state; to convert

(biology) a change in the quantity or structure of the genetic material of an organism

to undergo a transformation, especially of physical shape or appearance; to morph into a new version or incarnation

To undergo or have a sex change; relating to a change in sex or gender identity

changes or shifts in a situation over a long period of time; vicissitudes; to change; to evolve

a quantity that can change in value or magnitude, such as in mathematics or computer programming

changeable; varied; fickle; constantly changing

(of a negative situation) changed in appearance or method but remains the same in essence; covert; in disguise

to go bad; to spoil; to become morally or ideologically degenerate; to undergo a change in nature for the worse

to meet a contingency; to respond to an emergency or adapt oneself to changing circumstances

A sudden and often violent seizure of government power by a small group within the ruling elite or military.

(biology) a variety or variant that has undergone genetic change but still belongs to the same original species; mutation

To betray one's own side, organization, or country to join the enemy; to mutiny

To change color, as in materials, chemicals, or the nature of a landscape (often used figuratively to describe a change in political regime)

An electrical device that uses electromagnetic induction to change the voltage of an alternating current.

an unpredictable factor or element of uncertainty that can influence how a situation develops

gearbox; transmission; a gear device used to change the speed or direction of movement in vehicles and machinery

to change speed or shift gears; variable-speed

To suddenly change one's facial expression to show anger; to turn hostile or cold toward someone unexpectedly.

to undergo a metamorphosis or significant change in form or character, often used positively for growth or evolution

to fluctuate or change in an unpredictable or irregular way

an unexpected change or accident, often involving misfortune or disaster

To realize an asset or liquidate property into cash; to monetize (e.g., assets, securities, or digital traffic and content)

A sudden, major political or military event of historical significance; an emergency or exigency

the process or action of changing the frequency of an electrical signal or alternating current power supply

to transform voltage; power transformation

(idiom) unchanging and rigid; used to describe something that remains fixed or someone who stubbornly follows old routines without adapting to new situations

able to change or be changed; subject to variation

transformer substation; a facility that changes voltage levels and distributes electricity

to sell one's property or possessions in order to raise cash

massive or enormous change in circumstances or state

To be flexible and adaptable by making minor adjustments to rules or methods based on actual circumstances; to accommodate to a situation.

changeable; mercurial; capricious; to be apt to change

to undergo a transformation from normal cells into cancerous cells; malignancy