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changed

adjective

Simple meaning

Different from before.

Pronunciation

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IPA pronunciation (US)

ˈtʃeɪndʒd

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Definition

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adjective

  1. Having undergone a change.

Word at a Glance

Difficulty
A2 · Elementary
Frequency
Very Common
Typical Use
Everyday English

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  • “The weather changed quickly, bringing a sudden rain shower.”adjective

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Word Family

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Inflected forms

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  • changeverbBase word

    Cause to change.

  • changnounBase word

    The longest river of Asia.

Word family

Words built from the same root.

  • changernounPerson or profession

    A person who changes something.

  • changeableadjectiveDerived adjective

    Capable of or tending to change in form or quality or nature.

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Antonyms

Sense: having undergone a change

unchanged

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