Changing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANGING 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:
• marked by continuous change or effective action
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make different

Words related to CHANGING

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How to use CHANGING in a sentence

• But they must always be changing, always chattering.
• As to the marchesa, she despises Silvestro too profoundly to notice his changing moods.
• But all this I put to the side in order first to learn their system of changing the code initial.
• The waters, sparkling in their brilliant and changing colors, were cool and inviting.
• Lee was against changing the rule, but gave it as his opinion that two slaves were not equal to one freeman.
• It is a mere matter of good taste and good psychology to begin our preparation for a ministry of worship by changing all this.
• The center of gravity is forever shifting, the political axis of the world perpetually changing.
• Presently the dotted head and open files of a battalion emerged from behind the guns, changing direction half-left to cover their flank.
• Mama kept saying that I should ask him for a job, but I was pretty good at changing the subject whenever it came up.
• Some late circumstances changing considerably the aspect of our situation, must affect the line of conduct to be observed.
• I am past the time of changing them, and am, therefore, less happy any where else than there.
• Layton was busy changing his slippers for his boots, his wrapper for his coat, and his hat was donned just as he spoke the last words.
• Not once, but many times in Germany, my first-class ticket found me no accommodation, and often in changing from the main line to a branch line not even a first-class compartment.
• In the pause of changing sides Miss Josephine saw him and waved her hand and wafted a gay word to him.
• Changing the conversation, he proposed that they should both walk together to the English master, and make the final arrangements.
• By changing the former to XII and the latter to 7 the sum of the series will be 52, which is the interval between the days of the column.
• The short Southern winter wore quickly away, with little of unusual excitement in the constantly changing scenes of war.
• They sat on a flat boulder to watch the changing beauty of the colors.
• He disliked being thought selfish, and seemed almost on the point of changing his mind.
• The Knights were slow in changing the oar for the sail, and to the end kept a small squadron of galleys as well as men-of-war.
• This fact seems to invite some theory of one form changing into other.
• In changing it all and all is changing in changing it all it is determined that any one who is convinced is convinced.
• There where the voice is parting it is not changing the meaning.
• She believed that in doing anything nothing was changing, she believed that in arranging living any one would do that thing would arrange the living they were believing in.
• Here he made the acquaintance of Washington Allston, and the influence of this friendship came near changing the whole course of his life.
• Now we understand why it is necessary that each art should have its particular method for fundamentally changing reality.

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