Synonyms for switched
switched

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1. List of paraphrases for "switched":

   commuted, dial-up, changed, traded, swapped, switching, exchanged, shuffled, commutation, switchover

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1. Paul Kennedy:

   So we switched from delivering relief supplies initially to doing search and rescue … and in the course of these rescues that is when this helicopter went missing.

2. Robin Smith:

   Parents who don't care for themselves properly increase the likelihood that their children will encounter a version of their parent that will terrify and/or upset them, your children benefit from having more access to the best parts of you. These will be switched on more often and for longer durations when you are properly caring for your needs.

3. Tim Martin:

   Wetherspoon had a European supply chain, we were buying French brandy, French champagne, spirits from Germany, and so on, and we've switched, because people said the ports might seize up, which I don't think they will, we've got equal or better products at lower prices from outside the EU.

4. Ronald Mitsuyasu:

   Drugs for HIV have now been developed that have little interaction with many chemotherapy agents and The HIV-infected patients can be switched easily from one class of antiretroviral treatment to another without too much difficulty to avoid drug interactions, those of us oncologists who are knowledgeable about both HIV and cancer can easily manage most HIV cancer patients, and we recommend that HIV patients with cancer be treated as aggressively and with the same treatment as we would use in our non-HIV patients.

5. Molecular Genetics Lorna Harries:

   We need to pinpoint exactly how the splicing factors are causing the cells to rejuvenate, and identify the key points where we could intervene to stop them declining as we age, or to restore them once the damage is done, we’re now addressing why the splicing factors get switched off as we age, what the downstream consequences of this are for the regulation of our genes and the behavior of our cells, and also to identify new ways by which we might be able to intervene in these processes.