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. Ilona Jaspers:

   One of the big items to take away from this here is that we have to look at these e-liquids as a dynamic mixture potentially, a chemical mixture that is not necessarily stagnant and may change over time.

2. Michael Mmoh:

   I don’t know if I’m going to finally wake up or something. It just doesn’t seem real, the past 48 hours has been a complete whirlwind from going from being ready to go back home, booking a flight, packing my bags. I was supposed to leave yesterday. Andy Murray of Great Britain reacts during the change over in their round two singles match against Thanasi Kokkinakis of Australia during day four of the 2023 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 19, 2023 in Melbourne, Australia. Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Andy Murray left fuming as hes not allowed to use toilet during five-set marathon at Australian Open.

3. Abdulsalami Nasidi:

   Viruses 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. Stephen Gallagher:

   Containment efforts in response to the coronavirus resulted in a very sudden and very dramatic change over just a few days.