altered

adjchanged

Synonyms for altered

adj changed

Antonyms for altered

Word Origin & History

late 14c., "to change (something)," from Old French alterer "change, alter," from Medieval Latin alterare "to change," from Latin alter "the other (of the two)," from PIE *al- "beyond" (see alias (adv.)) + comparative suffix -ter (cf. other). Intransitive sense "to become otherwise" first recorded 1580s. Related: Altered; altering.

Example Sentences for altered

They are too deeply rooted in the principles of our national life to be altered.

"My letter to you was not signed, I believe," said Vivian, in an altered voice.

How altered and defaced by the putrifying touch of mortality!

Finally, the quantity of some words has been altered to the values currently accepted as correct.

"And I that I were poor," said Evelyn, with an altered tone and expression of countenance.

He lifted a face so wan, so altered, that the doctor started.

As to him, sir, and his opinions, I know he's a altered man.

"You are a good man and a true friend," said Carton, in an altered voice.

Never was any human being so altered in her looks in so short a time.

His plans were like a weather-vane, altered by every breeze.

altered

Synonyms for altered

Antonyms for altered

castrated

corrupt

different

doctored

influenced

altered

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castrated

corrupt

different

doctored

influenced

Synonyms for altered

affected