Pronunciation: /tʃeɪndʒ/
noun a variation or alteration; the act or process of becoming different
A1 I don't like change.
A2 She made a change to her hairstyle.
B1 The company underwent a major change in management.
B2 The change in policy caused a lot of confusion.
C1 The change in weather patterns is a cause for concern.
C2 The change in government policy had far-reaching consequences.
verb to make or become different; to replace with something else
A1 I want to change my hairstyle.
A2 She changed her mind about going to the party.
B1 The company decided to change its marketing strategy.
B2 The new manager changed the way the team operates.
C1 The government is considering changing the tax laws.
C2 After much deliberation, they finally decided to change the company's direction.
formal The company is implementing a new policy to promote positive change within the organization.
informal I'm thinking about changing my hairstyle for a fresh look.
slang I need to switch up my routine and make some changes in my life.
figurative Sometimes, a small change in perspective can lead to a big breakthrough.
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