the process of becoming different

change

(an example, instance, of) a changed or different condition

something made different; alteration

the process, act, of converting

change, adaptation

recantation

recantation

opposite in position or order

opposite

to return (to a former state, condition, topic etc); (of property rights etc) to return at some named time or under certain conditions (to the original owner)

return to an earlier, less-developed condition

a change of place, direction or character; a change of one thing for another; a mechanism for changing gears in a vehicle; a group of workers that starts work as another group finishes; period for which such a group works

switch, fluctuation

an apparatus for making and breaking an electrical connection; an abrupt change; to change, change (things) over

change, exchange

complete change

complete change

(to cause something) to move round a point; (to cause something) to change in nature, quality, condition, shape etc; to reach and pass (the age, time etc mentioned)

revolution, curving

a great and sudden change

major change

(Latin) the other way round; with the terms or conditions reserved

with the order reversed