Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Changer, the meaning and synonyms like soul or somebody.
Changer in a sentence
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Changer meaning
- Someone or something who changes things.
- Someone or something that changes or transforms itself.
- A moneychanger; a person employed in changing or discounting money.
Synonyms of Changer
Example sentences (20)
Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen said renewable hydrogen was a "game changer for green manufacturing".
The suburbs are not just surviving, they’re thriving, and it’s all thanks to the game-changer that is flexible work.
Supplying fighter jets would not be an overnight game changer due to the need for complex training, he added.
A leading energy research analyst said he did not think the government's team-up with BlackRock would be a 'game changer'.
I can confirm that Dawn Dish Spray is a game changer, even though I’ve only used it for dishwashing and cleaning the sink.
David said: “I’ve wanted to do this walk across England and Wales for years, and I’m sure it will be a life-changer for me.
Turkey’s support to Ukraine is not a game-changer in the war though, said independent Moscow-based Russia expert Kerim Has.
A man has shared a clip online of the 'correct' way to clean a microwave, and it's a bit of a game changer.
He’s truly a game-changer and one of the best players in football, and he makes the unlikely look routine.
Well, that’s where the game-changer bit comes in: DePIN really blurs the lines, making for a whole new level of inclusivity.
Well, that was a game-changer… and bringing on original actress (Alice Hardy) in a recurring role pretty much sealed the deal.
If you need a second opinion, Wuka’s period pants are a game-changer – we couldn’t live without ours.
They also said it could be a game-changer for alcoholics and those struggling with other addictions.
But in a potential game-changer, two other influential groups have increasingly shown signs of cooperating with anti-regime forces.
I have been adding to MRO aggressively below $28, this is a game changer that has not yet been realized by the investment community.
According to Pym, a TB vaccine will really be a game-changer; there is a need for TB innovation.
Breakfast casseroles were a game changer for helping to make holiday mornings run more smoothly.
A 'game changer': JetBlue direct flights from Fort Lauderdale to Tallahassee beginpalmbeachpost.
I believe this has led to the subscription model becoming a game changer for modern retailing.
Aiyuk would be a game-changer for the Patriots, who have not featured a 1000-yard receiver on their roster since Julian Edelman in 2019.
Common combinations with changer
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- game changer 78×
- changer for 19×
- changer in 13×
- changer and 5×
- money changer 4×
- changer wrestling 4×
- changer to 3×
- location changer 2×
- changer the 2×
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