Change and Polish

Change

Change verb - To make different in some way.

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Polish and change are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Polish" instead the word "Change" as a verb or a noun.

Polish verb - To make smooth or glossy usually by repeatedly applying surface pressure.

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Change and polish are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead the word "Polish" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: polished, polishing, polisher

full	full change	full polish
nice	nice change	nice polish
original	original change	original polish
actual	actual change	actual polish
Other adjectives: real, little, interesting, new, final, technological.

world	change world	polish world
game	change game	polish game

In the Jacek Dukaj's science-fiction/alternative history book entitled Ice (polish: "Lód") Tunguska Event caused dramatic change of the laws of physics.

Source: The Tunguska Event
This enabled Hergé to take out old panels, add new ones, polish up the art and text and to change the layout without being bound by the constraints of the format used in the newspaper.

Source: Recap / Tintin The Seven Crystal Balls
However, in some language versions (Polish, for example) their description wasn't modifed to reflect that change.

Source: Blatant Lies / Video Games

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