Synonym Dictionary

Quick to notice details and changes.

Stubbornly unwilling to change despite reasons or persuasion.

Involving a fundamental change or a large departure from established practice.

Strongly opposing change and seeking a return to earlier social or political arrangements.

Shared or exchanged by both sides.

To respond with a similar action or feeling.

An accusation made in response to another accusation.

An accidental exchange of initial sounds between words.

The ability to remain steady or resist disruptive change.

Having the same or nearly the same meaning, or being closely associated in people's minds.

A point or level at which something begins or changes; also the entrance to a place.

The stability of a plan or preference as time passes, when relevant information and outcomes otherwise remain unchanged.

Connected with a change from one condition, stage, or system to another.

An exchange or rearrangement of positions or order.

Strongly committed to preserving established practices or resisting change.

Remaining firm and steady without hesitation or change of purpose.

Firmly refusing to give way or change; also physically inflexible.

Prone to rapid or unpredictable change, especially in mood.