Change and Phenomenon

Change

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

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

Phenomenon noun - Something extraordinary or surprising.

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Change and phenomenon are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead a noun "Phenomenon".

Nearby Word: phenomenal

physical	physical change	physical phenomenon
exact	exact change	exact phenomenon
particular	particular change	particular phenomenon
similar	similar change	similar phenomenon
Other adjectives: actual, real, massive, big, great, huge, social, interesting, new, major, cultural, recent, biggest.

Used to illustrate the phenomenon of "change blindness" on Brain Games and similar cognitive science documentaries.

Source: Clothing Switch
The fansite "Chrono Compendium" calls this phenomenon "Time-Traveller's Immunity", and extends it to include total immunity to any change that occurs due to their own travel.

Source: Ripple Effect-Proof Memory
This phenomenon is Older Than They Think; change the "Japanese" to "British", and you'd have a pretty accurate assessment of the British music scene in The '60s (at least that bit not dominated by British Invasion bands capitalizing on the success of The Beatles).

Source: Idol Singer

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