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Contains:
shoulder strap,
strap
Often used in the same context:
change,
switch,
reorientation,
reversal,
paradigm shift,
move,
rethinking,
turnabout,
downshift,
shakeup,
reallocation,
reshuffling,
readjustment,
turnaround,
drift,
transformation,
changeover,
departure,
transition,
disconnect,
reshaping,
skew,
recalibration,
discontinuity,
tilt,
realignment,
divergence,
turn,
downsizing,
deviation,
repositioning,
phasing,
reassertion,
shift gears,
nudge,
slippage,
adjustment,
decrease,
reordering,
reversion,
surge,
refocusing,
spike,
redefinition,
redirection,
redeployment,
reduction,
cutback,
increase,
push,
shuffle,
softening,
decline,
difference,
resurgence,
convergence,
dropoff,
deceleration,
falloff,
rejig,
differentials,
trend,
jettisoning,
pendulum,
pullback,
drop,
escalation,
upturn,
metamorphosis,
retrenchment,
swing,
uptick,
diminution,
turnround,
emergence,
hardening,
exodus,
slackening,
upheaval,
pull,
downtick,
pushback,
orientation,
mellowing,
tweak,
revision,
lurch,
influx,
tack,
reverse,
discrepancy,
rearrangement,
tipping,
reassignment,
upswell,
improvement,
evolution,
centralization,
revamping,
vice versa,
step,
tightening,
shifts,
changes,
revaluation,
rise,
acceleration,
alteration,
slowdown,
break,
curtailment,
ctrl,
alt,
\u20ac,
\u00a7,
\u00bb,
option,
cmd,
88,
<,
lowercase,
u,
>,
l,
r,
uppercase,
26000000,
e,
resp.,
subscript,
v
More specific:
advance,
amplitude,
back,
beat down,
betterment,
break,
bunker,
carry,
carry forward,
carry over,
changeover,
channel-surf,
conversion,
day shift,
day watch,
degeneration,
diphthongize,
evening shift,
go,
graveyard shift,
improvement,
jump,
leap,
luxation,
mutation,
night shift,
population shift,
remove,
retrogression,
shuffle,
shunt,
spell,
split shift,
strengthening,
sublimation,
surf,
swing shift,
switcheroo,
tin disease,
tin pest,
tin plague,
totter,
tour,
transfer,
transition,
transplant,
transpose,
transship,
trick,
turn,
watch,
weakening
Appears in the definition of:
.,
applied,
back,
change course,
change over,
clifford trust,
day shift,
deviated nasal septum,
evening shift,
grantor trust,
graveyard shift,
gybe,
hubble's law,
hubble law,
huggins,
jib,
jibe,
night shift,
override,
precession of the equinoxes,
red shift,
remove,
second,
sir william huggins,
split shift,
spontaneously,
step,
swing shift,
switch,
synchromesh,
take turns,
transfer,
tucson,
veer
Part of:
workday,
working day
More general:
alter,
alteration,
change,
displace,
dress,
frock,
hands,
hours,
manpower,
men,
modification,
motion,
move,
movement,
replace,
substitute,
translation,
undergarment,
workforce,
work force
Synonyms:
agitate,
budge,
careen,
change,
change over,
chemise,
dislodge,
displacement,
duty period,
lurch,
pitch,
reposition,
sack,
shifting,
shimmy,
slip,
stir,
sway,
switch,
switching,
teddies,
teddy,
tilt,
transfer,
transformation,
transmutation,
turn around,
wobble,
work shift
Also try:
— Adjectives for shift:
major,
significant,
dramatic,
gradual,
fundamental,
second,
red,
radical,
sudden,
hour,
important,
more...
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