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antichange

antichange adjective: opposing change.

Adjective

antichange (comparative more antichange, superlative most antichange)

  1. Opposing change.
    • State officials and ski industry experts say the conservative antichange mentality at Alta was partly forged by the same geography that produces avalanches.2009 March 20, Kirk Johnson, “Stopping Avalanches Without the Big Guns”, in New York Times

Antonyms of antichange

  • prochange

Forms of antichange

comparativemore antichange
superlativemost antichange

Origin of antichange

From anti- + change.

Questions about antichange

What does antichange mean?
Antichange means opposing change.
What part of speech is antichange?
Antichange is an adjective.

Words near antichange in the dictionary

  1. antichain
  2. antichains
  3. antichamber
  4. antichambers
  5. antichance
  6. antichange
  7. antichaos
  8. antichaotic
  9. antichaotropic
  10. anticharities
  11. anticharity

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