interchange

interchange
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, bandy, truck; reciprocate, return, return the compliment, rejoin, respond, pay back, requite.
3. alternate, vary, intermit, rotate; seesaw, take turns, come and go.
n
4. exchange, trade, trading, swap, swop, barter, commerce; reciprocation, reciprocity, give and take, mutuality, interplay, cross fire; transposal, transposition, metathesis, change, switch, commutation, permutation, shuffle; measure for measure, an eye for an eye, tit for tat, quid pro quo, (chess) castling, (tennis) rally, battledore and shuttlecock; substitution, replacement, supplanting, transference, transferal, supersession.
5. alteration, variation, rotation; intermittence, succession, periodicity, reoccurrence, cycle, run, round

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