Interchanged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERCHANGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• INTERCHANGE, to put each of (two things) in the place of the other, also ENTERCHAUNGE
• (of two or more people) exchange (things) with each other
• (of a thing) be able to be exchanged with another
• put each of (two things) in the other's place
NOUN:
• the action of interchanging people or things
• an exchange of words
• alternation
• a road junction designed on several levels so that traffic streams do not intersect
• a station where passengers may change from one railway line, bus service, etc. to another

Words related to INTERCHANGED

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How to use INTERCHANGED in a sentence

• They occupied apartments, for some time, at the opposite ends of the same street, and interchanged visits.
• Now and again Sinclair gave some curt direction, but they put mile after mile behind them without a single phrase interchanged.
• A strange wedding! Not a single wedding present, except those interchanged by the principals! Nor had any of the problems raised by the marriage been solved, or attacked.
• While the commonplaces of conversation were interchanged, he could not but notice the floral appearance of the room.
• The date at which these notes were interchanged is certainly significant.
• For many centuries there were some who accepted as genuine the spurious letters supposed to have been interchanged between Seneca and St.
• They were stolid as ever but she knew them well enough to understand by the smiles they interchanged, that they were intensely pleased with their work of the night.
• While these words were interchanged, the Indians had employed the time more profitably in solving the meaning of the footsteps upon the ground.
• Wrong hands would reach around and get the articles, and both sexes interchanged suits with apparent satisfaction.
• They might have been interchanged without detection.
• These two great divisions interchanged their work every year, the soldiers becoming husbandmen, and the husbandmen soldiers.
• U-Dor and the jeddak interchanged the simple greetings of Barsoom, and then the former recounted the details of the discovery and capture of the prisoners.
• From 1730 to 1741 the two reigning princes interchanged thrones in this way three times.
• It was of convenience for both sides that the two rifles were practically identical so that captured pieces and captured ammunition could be interchanged without difficulty.
• When her mother and Fraeulein interchanged confidences behind the big spangled fan, the poor child always thought they were talking about her.
• Indeed, we interchanged our young ideas across a small and extremely massive table, which, in fact, had once done duty as a block for the chopping up of meat.
• The two families had frequently interchanged visits and had grown into habits of the closest intimacy.
• We interchanged and thought that we were each the richer.
• The two centre cards on the upright sides can, of course, always be interchanged, but I do not call these different solutions.
• Very few words were interchanged, those few barely articulate.
• However, Captain Quao, like Captain Cudjoe, made a treaty at last, and hats were interchanged instead of hostages.
• The maids bore this with patience, and glances interchanged.
• They sighed, wept, and interchanged embraces and vows that they would act with unanimity, and expend their clearest blood in defence of their country.
• Notes were interchanged, and it was agreed that a minister should be appointed on either side forthwith.
• It was well known that the proportion in which these two metals interchanged now was different from the proportion which they held in 1798.
• Ferdinand arrived at the western metropolis having interchanged with his father scarcely a hundred sentences.
• While in this fond strain the lovers interchanged their hearts, the sun had sunk, the birds grown silent, and the star of evening twinkled over the tower of Ducie.
• Yet, not one word or one glance had thus far been interchanged by the young couple.
• Balais bent down and interchanged a word or two with Mr.
• There are many words and expressions that are so often interchanged that some time may be spent with profit upon exercises in determining their correct usage.
• The soil is caressed by some sounds of sighs, terribly soft, by confidences which are interchanged without their wishing it.
• Their goodness and badness depends on the way in which they are interchanged or combined.
• Significant glances and smiles were interchanged by the bystanders.
• She kept her eyes upon her brother, and when he in his turn looked to her Shere noticed a glance of comprehension swiftly interchanged.
• Quibio behaved in a very friendly manner, and interchanged several articles with the lieutenant, and after a long discourse they parted in peace.
• The bride and bridegroom exchange bags of betel-nut, and where the custom of investiture of the ring is in vogue, these tokens are interchanged.
• After the games, the proconsul interchanged personal greetings with the more prominent townspeople.

Similar words containing TERCHANG without suffix ed and without prefix in

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