Change and Event

Change

Change noun - The result of alteration or modification.

Usage example: there had been no change in the mountains

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Event and change are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Event" instead a noun "Change".

Event noun - Something that happens.

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Change and event are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead a noun "Event".

Nearby Words: eventual, eventful, eventuality, eventless

notable	notable change	notable event
particular	particular change	particular event
similar	similar change	similar event
complete	complete change	complete event
Other adjectives: single, small, actual, real, massive, big, huge, social, important, key, new, major, dramatic, final, minor, significant, next, last, recent, sudden, biggest.

Much of the time, they also mention that things used to be better before some particular event or change at the bar.

Source: Series / Bar Rescue
Always provide rational basis for any change or event that occurs—follow an intelligent and logical progression.

Source: Just For Fun / World Creation Project
Using Time Travel, you can change World Lines, and thus change certain events, but unless the World Line changes to that of a different Attractor Field, then that specific event will always occur.

Source: You Can't Fight Fate

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