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What is another word meaning a way of life?
another word for "a way of life" is culture
What is another word for changing directions when riding?
Reverse is the term used in shows.
What is another word for fatal?
life ending
What is another word for adaptation?
Another word for adapt is adjust.
What is another word for desire or want by changing 1 letter from the word wash?
I would say wish.
What is another word for not changing?
being naked
What is another word for moving house?
changing house
What is another word for changing location in sports?
Pass or to move
What is another word for metamorphosing?
changing with a purpose that involves metamorphosis
What is the alchemist's word for changing one substance into another?
Transmutation.
What is another word meaning a way of life?
another word for "a way of life" is culture
Change only one letter in the word paid to make another word?
By changing either the first or last letter of the word "paid", you can create the following words (changing just the A or I to another letter can form no other common English words). Changing the P : LAID, MAID, RAID, SAID Changing the D : PAIL, PAIN, PAIR
What is a synonym and anytonym?
A synonym is a word that means (near enough) the same as another word. Or inother words, a word that can replace another word without changing the meaning of the sentence. An antonym is a word that means the opposite of another word.
What is another word for changing directions when riding?
Reverse is the term used in shows.
What is it called when you make a different word by changing one letter of another word?
It is called a "letter manipulation" or a "word transformation."
What is a word means change from one thing to another?
The word you are looking for is "transition." It refers to the process of changing from one state, form, or condition to another.
Change the word slave into another word by changing only one letter?
shave, stave, suave, slate...
