change

/tʃeɪndʒ/verb

To turn into something different from before.

Example sentence

“The town has changed so much that I barely recognized it.”

Note the patterns: you change 'from' one thing 'to' or 'into' another, and you 'change your mind' when you decide differently.

Related words

markdownA price cut meant to encourage people to buy.cashPhysical money, meaning coins and paper bills, rather than cards, checks, or digital payments.retailThe business of selling goods directly to customers, whether in shops, by mail, or online.paymentMoney handed over in return for goods or services, or the act of handing it over.wholesaleThe business of selling goods, usually in bulk, to shops or other traders rather than directly to the public.salaryA set amount of money an employee receives for work, usually stated per month or per year rather than by the hour.