Changed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANGED 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.
ADJECTIVE:
• made or become different in nature or form
• made or become different in some respect
• changed in constitution or structure or composition by metamorphism
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make different

Words related to CHANGED

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How to use CHANGED in a sentence

• It still remains externally unaltered, and little, if at all, changed in the interior.
• One of the women here changed her begging manner into one so threatening, that I was heartily glad at not being alone with her.
• Going down home in the autumn, just before he was twenty years old, he found matters in a sad state, and greatly changed.
• Had it not been for this sign they might have thought him changed to stone, so motionless and so patient did he stand.
• One almost inevitable feature of any such adaptation will be a changed spirit in the general body of society.
• And I tell you candidly that if they were so changed they would certainly be changed for the worse.
• He improved the form of the cannon and greatly diminished the weight of field artillery, giving it an organization which has been but slightly changed since his time.
• Such measures, and the introduction of sheep-farming, had, within sixty years, changed the whole face of the Highlands.
• But now all this was changed, and it might be that she could take the new heir to her heart.
• The last half century has not only changed the arms of his adversaries but transferred the conflict to new grounds.
• The three years elapsed since they first met had greatly changed her personal appearance.
• The nature of youth and the nature of crowds have not changed essentially since the Civil War, nor since the Punic Wars.
• Each shows us how the individual parts of the organisms have been enlarged or diminished or changed in shape to adapt them to new duties.
• Times had changed since the day he pushed little Kala into the mud, and he looked upon her now as some frail and delicate blossom, that to handle would be desecration.
• How changed! how like! There seemed upon his throat the stain of blood.
• You were far too great a ruler to have changed so radically.
• It was obvious that some of the maimed wretches recognized Suarez, notwithstanding his changed appearance, the instant he spoke to them.
• I thought before the vote was taken it was my duty to tell him I had changed my mind.
• Though his expression never changed, the boys could see that he missed nothing that went on about him.
• Indeed they changed hardly at all until the coming of the steamship.
• The coming of the Normans changed this in no essential regard.
• His consent was voluntary, and in a short time Isabel Revel changed her name.
• Sewell was intensely interested in the moral spectacle which Lapham presented under his changed conditions.
• The protective means, therefore, must be adapted to the changed requirements.
• The popular pictures often represent most of these articles changed into various kinds of sea-monsters.
• Would they have changed at any age to which they might have lived? We believed they would not have done so.
• Who changed the truth of God into a lie and worshipped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed for ever.
• Hardacre, the solicitor, something occurred which made a changed man of his client, Sir Burnham.

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