Transposal
61transposition — n. Transposal …
62exchange — v 1. trade, barter, swap, substitute; interchange, bandy, toss around, pass, return, reward, reciprocate, return the compliment, requite, echo; seesaw, trade off, alternate, shuttle, swing. n 2. barter, trade, interchange, commutation, swap,… …
63interchange — v 1. substitute, counterchange, replace, supplant, supersede, transfer; transpose, change, change places, switch; permute, commute, shuffle, (chess) castle; convert, change money. 2. exchange, trade, trade off, swap, swop, barter, give and take,… …
64inversion — n 1. reversal, transposition, transposal, reversion, turning back, retroflexion; retroversion, palindrome, Rare. ananym, metathesis, tmesis ; All Rhet. anatrophe, hyperbaton, hypallage, hysteron pro teron, chiasmus 2. opposite, antithesis,… …
65passage — n 1. portion, section, part, bit, article; selection, excerpt, extract, {pi.) analects; paragraph, verse, line, sentence, clause, quotation, citation; chapter, column; fascicle, installment, serial, number. 2. phrase, measure, strain, bar; verse …
66transposition — /trænspəˈzɪʃən/ (say transpuh zishuhn) noun 1. the act of transposing, or the state of being transposed. 2. a transposed form of something. Also, transposal /trænsˈpoʊzəl/ (say trans pohzuhl). {Medieval Latin trānspositiōn , stem of transpositiō} …
67transpose — v.tr. 1 a cause (two or more things) to change places. b change the position of (a thing) in a series. 2 change the order or position of (words or a word) in a sentence. 3 Mus. write or play in a different key. 4 Algebra transfer (a term) with a… …
