Changes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHANGE, to make or become different
• alter in terms of
• (of traffic lights) move from one colour of signal to another
• (of the moon) arrive at a fresh phase; become new
• take or use another instead of
• move from one to another
• move to a different train, bus, etc.
• give up or get rid of (something) in exchange for something else
• remove (something dirty or faulty) and replace it with another of the same kind
• put a clean nappy on (a baby or young child)
• engage a different gear in a motor vehicle
• exchange (a sum of money) for the same sum in a different currency or denomination
• put different clothes on
• make or become different
NOUN:
• an act or process through which something becomes different
• the substitution of one thing for another
• an alteration or modification
• a new or refreshingly different experience
• a clean garment or garments as a replacement for something one is wearing
• the menopause.
• coins as opposed to banknotes
• money given in exchange for the same sum in larger units
• money returned to someone as the balance of the sum paid for something
• an order in which a peal of bells can be rung.
• a place where merchants met to do business.
• the moon's arrival at a fresh phase, typically at the new moon.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make different

Words related to CHANGES

change12 changed14 changing15

Words that contain CHANGES

exchanges22 rechanges15 gearchanges18 interchanges18 shortchanges21 counterchanges22

How to use CHANGES in a sentence

• Naturally such momentous changes in a nation were not brought about suddenly.
• We realize that exigencies arise in your calling, and mine, which make changes of name desirable, necessary even, and there is no criticism of that.
• With these changes, and with the addition of the last clause to the twenty-seventh article, the treaty is the same as that already approved by the Senate.
• And besides this gradual and constant progression, which holds on uniformly year after year, there are changes in mood and taste sometimes from day to day and from hour to hour.
• You do not need to be told how all this changes our life here, and yet it does not bring into it the sort of emotion I anticipated.
• It is not until the changes set up by the subsequent inflammatory phenomena make their appearance, and lameness results, that attention is called to the foot.
• The father saw all this, for he watched the changes of her countenance with the deepest solicitude.
• Yet every cell and fibre of it changes in the course of seven years.
• I believe, however, that the mechanical system is bound to work material changes in car construction, in fact it is almost imperative.
• Changes in their wants necessarily bring about parallel changes in their habits.
• In giving an account of one of these manifestations, which happened in September 1563, he incidentally lets light upon certain changes and vicissitudes in his own affairs.
• His death set these aside, but several changes soon afterwards took place among the great officers of state.
• The vocal organs, especially in males, undergo very marked changes in relative proportions and actual growth.
• Meanwhile, at the Court itself great changes had been effected in regard to the band.
• Those will be doing good service who shall unite to prepare opinion for the inevitable changes.
• We feel rather that our language is practically a fixed system and that what slight changes are destined to take place in it are as likely to move in one direction as another.
• The only perceptible changes in the scene were produced by the change in our own direction.
• Involuntary changes, made under outside pressure are almost always painful.
• Within half an hour of its being taken from the water the skin changes to a dead black, and the flesh assumes the appearance of whale blubber.
• We have lately had the interior renewed, and some changes in the arrangement, which are great improvement.
• When we are in a confirmed state of health and vigor, as all changes are then less sudden, and less on the extreme, we can seldom complain of this disagreeable sensation.
• But these changes could never have taken place, had there been any fixed standard for the Quaker dress.
• By small and gradual changes I find it either gains or loses, and I am surprised to find myself different in time from all the world, and, what is worse, from the sun.
• By means of these substances the bacteria produce such changes in their environment within the body that this becomes adapted to their parasitic existence.
• They resemble the little wooden figures of the man and the woman, which, by moving backwards and forwards in a small painted house, denote the changes of the weather.
• The progress of the word from west to east, and then from east to south-west, and from thence northwards, and its various changes in that progress, are rather strange.

Similar words containing CHANGE without suffix s

change12 changed14 changer13 changers14 changeup16 exchange21 rechange14 archangel15 changeful18 changeups17 exchanged23 exchanger22 exchanges22 rechanged16 rechanges15 unchanged16 archangels16 changeable18 changeably21 changeless16 changeling17 changeover19 exchangers23 gearchange17 seachanger16 archangelic19 autochanger17 changefully23 changelings18 changeovers20 changeround18 gearchanges18 interchange17 shortchange20 seachangers17 autochangers18 changearound19 changelessly21 changerounds19 exchangeable27 exchangeably30 interchanged19 interchanger18 interchanges18 moneychanger23 shortchanged22 shortchanger21 shortchanges21 unchangeable20 unchangeably23 changeability24 changearounds20 changefulness22 counterchange21 interchangers19 moneychangers24 shortchangers22 changeableness22 changelessness20 counterchanged23 counterchanges22 changeabilities23 changefulnesses24 exchangeability33 interchangeable23 interchangeably26 interchangement23 unchangeability26 interchangeabil23 unchangeabiliti23 exchangeabiliti30 changeablenesse23 unchangeablenes23 changelessnesse21 noninterchangea21 unchangeableness24 changelessnesses22 changeablenesses24 exchangeabilities32 unchangeabilities25 interchangeability29 noninterchangeable26 unchangeablenesses26 interchangeableness27 interchangeabilities28 interchangeablenesses29

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