changer
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4.4
- noun
- /ˈʧeɪndʒər/
- DNA has been a total game changer for archaeology.
- a game changer
- career changers
- job changers
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Watch on YouTubeSo this could be a game changer, mark my words.
- So this could be a game changer, mark my words.
- Having two displays is a life changer for getting things done.
- This has literally been a game changer in in my life.
- And that would have been a game changer for those kinds of episodes.
- It's been a complete game changer to have an air purifier.
- This has been a game changer for me when I cannot face it.
- And it was a life changer for me and my son James.
- And this mascara has been a game changer for me this year.
- And this is actually a game changer for Neo's brand.
- Cozy Earth's bath collection is a game changer, especially the Luxe bath sheets.
- So OK, well I think it's a game changer.
- We're not there yet, but for it, it's a game changer.
Examples
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Why is dividend investing such a game changer for building long term wealth?
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Second tip that's been such a game changer for me is a simple board.
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So this could be a game changer, mark my words.
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Well, it's a game changer, all right.
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This has been a game changer for me when I cannot face it.
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Education, in short, is the new game changer driving economic growth.
Academic text (2010) -
It's been a complete game changer to have an air purifier.
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And this mascara has been a game changer for me this year.
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That is your game-changer right there.
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The new marketing strategy has been a significant changer for the company's growth.
Synonyms
17
7.8
A person who makes big changes and influences people
12
6.1
A powerful and energetic person who makes important things happen
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5.9
A person or thing that changes a market by using new ideas
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5.2
A person who makes changes to things
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6.3
A person or company that causes big change in an industry
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4.3
A person who works to make positive change in a community or organization
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7.7
Something that causes change in people or things
Compounds
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3.9
A person or business that gives you one country's money for another country's money
- Archaic
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7.0
A device on a record player that plays several records by itself in a row
How Changeable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Changer comes from change 'to make different' plus the ending -er 'one who does', as in teacher. So a changer is simply a person or thing that makes a change.