To change
Example: People change their minds when they learn new things.
Definition
"To change" in philosophy refers to the act or process of becoming different in form, nature, or state, often involving a shift in beliefs, perspectives, or conditions. For example, people change their minds when they learn new things, reflecting a transformation in thought.
Etymology
The word "to change" comes from the Old French 'changier,' which traces back to the Late Latin 'cambiare,' meaning 'to exchange.' Did you know? The root 'cambiare' is also related to the idea of barter or swapping, highlighting that change often involves a shift from one state to another.
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"To change" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (A1) - set 1", containing 112 commonly used words.
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