Change and Motion

Change

Change noun - The act, process, or result of making different.

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

Motion noun - The act of changing location from one place to another.

Usage example: police controlled the motion of the crowd

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Change and motion are semantically related in movement topic. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead a noun "Motion".

physical	physical change	physical motion
exact	exact change	exact motion
similar	similar change	similar motion
original	original change	original motion
Other adjectives: single, small, actual, real, big, extreme, slow, little, slight, quick, dramatic, apparent, official, rapid, sudden.

change events

motion events

His color is blue, "The winds of change" is a saying used in Warhammer Fantasy rather often, he's constantly in motion/change just like air, he has flying chariot demons, and his greater demons are birds.

Source: Four-Element Ensemble
His empathic gift means he takes the shape of others like water in a vessel, and he can seem deceptively dreary and cold, as well as easily "diluted" and diverted, subject to constant change and motion — always from without.

Source: Series / Hannibal
Most R series ship from R-Type have their Wave Motion Gun mounted and cannot change direction, they have to rely on Force and Bits to fend off Bydos from behind.

Source: Fixed Forward-Facing Weapon

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