Blow and Change

Blow

Blow verb - To breathe hard, quickly, or with difficulty.

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Change and blow are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Change" instead a verb "Blow".

Nearby Words: blowup, blowout, blown, blowing, blower

Change verb - To make different in some way.

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Blow and change are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blow" instead a verb "Change".

physical	physical blow	physical change
similar	similar blow	similar change
complete	complete blow	complete change
single	single blow	single change
Other adjectives: simple, actual, real, massive, big, great, huge, slight, bad, quick, permanent, major, dramatic, final, significant, next, last, biggest.

mind	blow mind	change mind
people	blow people	change people
time	blow time	change time
way	blow way	change way
Other words: world, hair, weapons, minds.

In World War One, there are many accounts of one side firing things like Mustard Gas at the enemy trenches, only for the wind to change and blow it over friendly lines.

Source: Hoist By His Own Petard / Real Life
On the other hand, the wind was often known to change and blow the deadly gas back to friendly lines.

Source: Weather of War
This could be a case of subversion, as it was mentioned in passing during the course of the movie that a big enough change could change the future (i.e., not having the ferry blow up).

Source: You Already Changed the Past

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