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changed

changed

107 1.0
Different from how it was before
  • adjective
  • /tʃeɪndʒd/
: cambiado
  • The landscape has changed dramatically after the construction of the new highway.

So that's very much changed from the earlier.

Examples

  • So the new equilibrium is where these now changed slope lines cross.

  • So that's very much changed from the earlier.

    Stanford

  • So, you know, I think it should be changed, right?

  • Once you come back and this is changed if we're.

  • Anything you want changed tell to the no.

  • The project has changed significantly since we first started working on it.

  • Her attitude towards teamwork has changed for the better over the years.

Synonyms

modified
vschanged
78 3.9

Changed from the original to work better

is more general and does not imply improvement
altered
vschanged
56 3.6

Changed in some way to fit better or show new information

has the same basic meaning with no added nuance

Antonyms

unchanged
68 1.0

Still the same as before

constant
59 2.7

Stays the same over time

How Different

transformed
15 3.4
changed
107 1.0
modified
78 3.9
unchanged
68 1.0

Surface Forms

changed positive
changedr comparative
changedst superlative

Morphology

changed = change (transparent) = change + ed

Regular past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'change', so the adjective meaning is directly derived from the base verb.

Etymology

Changed comes from change, which originally meant 'to exchange' or 'to swap' like trading one thing for another. So when something is changed, it has been made different from how it was before.