Synonyms for change over
change over

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1. switch, change over, shiftverb

   make a shift in or exchange of

   "First Joe led; then we switched"

   Synonyms:
   exchange, change, throw, interchange, budge, dislodge, careen, agitate, wobble, lurch, tack, alternate, reposition, stir, tilt, shift, switch over, flip-flop, pitch, flip, trade, convert, switch, transfer, swap, swop

2. convert, change oververb

   change from one system to another or to a new plan or policy

   "We converted from 220 to 110 Volt"

   Synonyms:
   switch, change, convince, win over, commute, exchange, convert, shift

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1. Kelton Minor:

   About eight in 10 residents say that they have directly experienced climate change, over 60 percent think that it's extremely important or very important to them personally... and slightly less than half the population think that climate change will harm them.

2. Dante Disparte:

   We are focused on moving forward and continuing to build a strong association of some of the world's leading enterprises, social impact organizations and other stakeholders, although the makeup of the Association members may grow and change over time, the design principle of Libra's governance and technology, along with the open nature of this project ensures the Libra payment network will remain resilient.

3. Jeb Bush:

   A lot of things in history change over time.

4. Michael Burgess:

   Clearly over the last year, we have learned a great deal of the behavior of this virus and we have seen statements by experts change over time as more is learned, dr. Fauci should be given and accept the opportunity to come before the committee again to provide, under oath, a fuller context to remarks attributed to him over the last year.

5. Pravene Nath:

   The bottom line is that there is no singular approach that works in a highly generalized way, preferences even for an individual elderly patient and associated family caregiver change over time based on numerous factors.