interchange
varify
alternacy
alternance
variate
wax and wane
interweave
alternational
attune
alternize
deconflict
differentiate
transpose
interplait
sericitize
vary
intermeddlingly
unstable
interpone
fluid
interreferential
interpositional
rejiggle
intertesseral
intermediate
interlocation
appose
intercessional
interordinational
jumble
reset
intercessionary
interlink
complect
intermutation
mingle
interconnect
alterable
interpose
discriminate
interterm
change over
intervariability
box and cox
shift
extrapose
interoptode
lard
switch
interchangeably
commutation
otherwise
confuse
reshift
interpolary
to and fro
replait
differently
collateral
interstitial
muddle
mutable
coalternate
reintegrate
overrule
confront
intersubjectively
intercadent
varietize
transshift
approach
movable
accommodate
differential
precative
interscribe
pleached
arbitrage
interferomic
shuffle
changeover
transubstantiate
translate
transmute
convey
differing
other
overfall
intercess
interregulatory
cross-
diversified
improvisate
transform
turn
change state
overhale
interpolative

English words for 'to alternate; to intermingle or vary'

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