adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
changed lanes
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That idiot changed lanes without signalling.
changed tack
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Rudy changed tack , his tone suddenly becoming friendly.
changed...diaper
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I changed her diaper .
changed...name by deed poll
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Steve changed his name by deed poll to Elvis Presley-Smith.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
circumstances
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She adopted the name Hertha, perhaps to indicate her changed circumstances .
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Clearly all organisations, if they are to be successful need to adapt to changed circumstances .
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Under changed circumstances , implicit themes, both justificatory and critical, could be jerked into argumentative explicitness.
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To occasion change, then, requires a willingness to respond to changed perceptions, and changed circumstances .
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It could be conveniently set aside in the changed circumstances after James V's death, when the real issue became clear.
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There is the danger that the plan becomes fossilised, static and unresponsive to new intelligence or other changed circumstances .
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Ordering her would be ludicrous under the changed circumstances , and in any event, a waste of time.
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What are they to do in the changed circumstances ?
hand
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Pye's own estate lay in disputed territory which changed hands at least twice.
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In the former case there were no restrictions and thus land changed hands at the full market price.
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It may have changed hands as often as eight times in a period of twenty years.
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Some 6.5m shares are said to have changed hands in two hours.
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In 1986, about 1.78million properties worth £73billion changed hands .
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Money may not have changed hands .
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Only when he stooped and some lire changed hands did she realise that he must be intending to walk back.
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The ownership of all three of Chrysler's carpet suppliers, for instance, changed hands within one year.
man
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He lives only for the moment, and he is already a changed man .
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Ian says from then on Robert has been a changed man - withdrawn and completely unapproachable.
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He's a changed man since Mum went into hospital.
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But when he came home he was a changed man .
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He emerged from the opera house a changed man .
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It was from that time, his friends judged, that he became a changed man .
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He spent three months there and came out a changed man .
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A tough Southern youth returns from the front a changed man .
situation
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She was trying to grasp the radically changed situation with which she must come to terms.
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A changed situation may be welcomed as a release from such suffering, although not without mixed feelings.
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We must take action to deal with the changed situation we presently face.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Even the March sun looks changed as it splinters off the chrome on the fold-away camp bed.
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The machine controls caused power to be applied and consequences to occur which resulted in changed readings on the instruments.