Synonyms for changing
chang·ing

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1. changing, ever-changingadjective

   marked by continuous change or effective action

   Synonyms:
   ever-changing

   Antonyms:
   adynamic, undynamic

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1. swappingverb

   the team was able to continue playing by swapping one football for the other.

   Submitted by rinat on May 31, 2023  

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1. List of paraphrases for "changing":

   change, evolving, evolution, changes, ever-changing, modify, shifting, changed, amend, amending, modifying, changeable, altering, modification, shift, transforming, developments, transformation, alter, exchange

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1. Thomas Paine:

   I have always strenuously supported the right of every man to his own opinion, however different that opinion might be to mine. He who denies another this right makes a slave of himself to his present opinion, because he precludes himself the right of changing it.

2. Barack Obama:

   It's this intellectual arrogance that now you can’t even have a conversation about it. The climate is changing, and we need to adapt to that reality.

3. Douglas Jackson:

   Everyday, that green zone is changing, the route end is changing. You’ve got bombing and all kinds of missiles and everything else, so, what was a safe passage yesterday may not be a safe passage tomorrow and that’s part of the trick with this one.

4. Christian Yates:

   The most important thing we found in our research was that if you take two locusts coming in one direction and one in the other then these two locusts can turn this individual, and if you don't include this' two meets one' interaction then you find that you can't replicate these startling switches of behavior that you see in the locusts, the same sorts of things that you might see in flocks of starlings changing direction quickly or in schools of fish.

5. Hannah Earnshaw:

   Ten days is a really short amount of time for such a bright object to appear, usually with NuSTAR, we observe more gradual changes over time, and we dont often observe a source multiple times in quick succession. In this instance, we were fortunate to catch a source changing extremely quickly, which is very exciting.