Change and Inverse

Change

Change verb - To make different in some way.

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

Inverse noun - Something inverted in sequence or character or effect.

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Change and inverse are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead a verb "Inverse".

Nearby Words: invert, inversion, inversely

physical	physical change	physical inverse
notable	notable change	notable inverse
exact	exact change	exact inverse
complete	complete change	complete inverse
Other adjectives: total, true, possible.

In the beginning, the time travel works more like an inverse of Ripple Effect-Proof Memory where the main character goes back in time to an alternate past, but cannot change anything in the present.

Source: Time Travel
Essentially, it is the inverse of the Multi-Screen Scenarios by giving players the ability to instantly change their viewpoint without losing their aim.

Source: Video Game / Time Crisis
As a result of the Old Magic, his intelligence changes randomly from day to day, and his compassion and empathy change in inverse proportion to his intellect.

Source: Mad Scientist / Literature

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