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Synonym for alter [verb]
The synonym alter synonymous definition words:
Your question...Further results for the word "alter"
affect [verb]
means "behaviour"alter
calibrate [verb]
means "regulate"alter, tune, balance, change, rectify, redress
differentiate [verb]
means "change"alter, modify, adapt
geld [verb]
means "castrate"alter, spay, sterilise, sterilize, emasculate, mutilate
refurbish [verb]
means "remodel"transform, renovate, reconstruct, alter
rework [verb]
means "adapt"modify, change, transform, alter, remake, convert
spay [verb]
means "castrate"geld, alter, sterilise, sterilize, emasculate, mutilate
sterilize [verb]
means "fix"neuter, alter, castrate, geld, change
transmute [verb]
means "change"avert, divert, alter, convert, transform, metamorphose
turn [verb]
means "process"change, avert, divert, alter, convert, transform
alteration [noun]
means "modification"change, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation, turn
alternate [noun]
means "stand in"surrogate, substitute, proxy, replacement, deputy, equivalent, double
alternating [adjective]
means "variable"alterable, changeable, variegated, mutable, fluid, temporary, protean
adjustable [adjective]
means "flexible"adaptable, variable, alterable, tractable
changeable [adjective]
means "variable"alterable, alternating, variegated, mutable, fluid, temporary
choosing [noun]
means "pick"selection, acceptance, alternative, election, choice, option
contention [noun]
means "debate"altercation, argument, controversy, disagreement, dispute, dissension
controversy [noun]
means "argument"debate, discussion, contention, row, quarrel, altercation
conversion [noun]
means "transformation"transmutation, alteration, turn, regeneration, metamorphosis, shift
convertible [adjective]
means "changeable"interchangeable, transmutable, alterable, exchangeable, equivalent
correction [noun]
means "result of correcting"reorganisation, reorganization, alteration, reconstruction, revision, review
cyclic [adjective]
means "intermittent"periodic, alternating, sporadic, recurring, fluctuating, periodical
disagreement [noun]
means "argument"confrontation, fight, quarrel, dispute, altercation, feud
discretion [noun]
means "option"choice, selection, course, alternative
discussion [noun]
means "controversy"debate, argument, contention, row, quarrel, altercation
dispute [noun]
means "argument"passage, altercation, question, variance, argumentation, bickering
every other [adjective]
means "in turn"alternate, sequential, consecutive, successive, reciprocal
fluctuating [adjective]
means "intermittent"periodic, alternating, sporadic, recurring, periodical, cyclic
interact [verb]
means "correlate"correspond, reciprocate, alternate, exchange
metamorphosis [noun]
means "modification"alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation
modification [noun]
means "change"alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation
periodical [adjective]
means "intermittent"periodic, alternating, sporadic, recurring, fluctuating, cyclic
periodicity [noun]
means "rhythm"cycle, succession, period, alternation
protean [adjective]
means "variable"alterable, alternating, variegated, mutable, fluid, temporary
proxy [noun]
means "stand in"surrogate, substitute, alternate, replacement, deputy, equivalent
reconstruction [noun]
means "result of correcting"reorganisation, reorganization, alteration, correction, revision, review
reorganisation [noun]
means "changing"correction, reorganization, alteration, reconstruction, revision, review
reorganization [noun]
means "changing"reorganisation, correction, alteration, reconstruction, revision, review
replacement [noun]
means "stand in"surrogate, substitute, proxy, alternate, deputy, equivalent
seesaw [verb]
means "waver"alternate
selection [noun]
means "pick"choice, acceptance, alternative, election, choosing, option
sequential [adjective]
means "in turn"every other, alternate, consecutive, successive, reciprocal
stopgap [adjective]
means "makeshift"substitute, provisional, improvised, impermanent, alternate, emergency
successive [adjective]
means "in turn"every other, sequential, consecutive, alternate, reciprocal
supersede [verb]
means "substitute"alternate
teeter [verb]
means "waver"vary, fluctuate, vacillate, oscillate, alternate, shift
tentative [adjective]
means "alternate"alternative, temporary, surrogate, substitute
transformation [noun]
means "modification"alteration, shift, variation, movement, change, mutation
transmutable [adjective]
means "changeable"interchangeable, convertible, alterable, exchangeable, equivalent
transmutation [noun]
means "modification"alteration, shift, variation, movement, transformation, mutation
traveling [adjective]
means "moving"running, passing, being shipped, transported, commuting, alternating
vacillate [verb]
means "waver"vary, fluctuate, alternate, oscillate, teeter, shift
variable [adjective]
means "changeable"alterable, alternating, variegated, mutable, fluid, temporary
variation [noun]
means "change"alteration, modification, digression, deviation, difference, discrepancy
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