Change
Change noun - The act, process, or result of making different.
Separation and change are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Separation" instead a noun "Change".
Separation
Separation noun - Coming apart.
Change and separation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead a noun "Separation".
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- When Ultra Magnus apprehended her, she was sentenced to maximum security at Garrus-9, the separation of her spark; that period of isolation was the first time she felt at peace since her change.
Source: Ax Crazy / Comic Books -
Doyle believes that he can convince his wife to change her mind by proving that he has changed since their separation - he's remained sober, kept a steady job, and is even on the verge of securing a loan to buy her and the boys their own house so that they won't have to move.
Source: Film / Changing Lanes - She is almost-girlfriend(the maiden, the waxing moon); healing therapist (the nurturing Mother, the Full Moon) and closes her involvement with a kind of separation(the waning old moon, the Crone, herald of Death and change).
Source: Literature / Boneland
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