Some synonyms for the adjective “literal” are:
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Some antonyms for the adverb “literally” include:
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Synonyms for the verb adopt include:
When the meaning is “become the parent of a child not born to you,” close synonyms include “bring up,” “raise,” and “take in.”
On a related note, if you’re not sure if adapt or adopt is the word you need, remember that you can’t “adopt to” something.
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Some synonyms or near-synonyms for aesthetic as an adjective are:
Some synonyms or near-synonyms for aesthetic as a noun are:
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Some synonyms and near-synonyms for aesthetically pleasing are:
Some people use aesthetic as a synonym for aesthetically pleasing (e.g., “This coffee shop is so aesthetic”). While common in everyday speech, that use should be avoided in professional or academic writing.
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Some synonyms for the noun phrase “big change” are:
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“Change” is both a noun and a verb, so its antonyms vary based on which part of speech you need.
As a noun, some antonyms for “change” are:
As a verb, some antonyms for “change” are:
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Some synonyms for “make a change” are:
You can also choose a different synonym for change and use it with the verb “make” or use it in its verb form (e.g., “make a revision” or “revise”).
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Some synonyms for the noun phrase “climate change” are:
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Some synonyms for noun phrase “change over time” are:
You can also choose a synonym for change and modify it with the prepositional phrase “over time.”
If you want to use “change over time” as a verb, use the verb forms of these synonyms (e.g., “evolve,” “develop,” “progress,” etc.).
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