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Adaptations
Synonyms for "adaptations" (172 found)
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conditioningconformanceconformationconformation other-directionconformitycongruityconsistencyconstructive changecontinuityconventionalityconversioncoordinationcorrespondencedefectiondegenerationdegenerative changedescantdeteriorationdeviationdifference
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discontinuitydisorientationdivergencediversificationdiversiondiversityelectronic musicenablementequipmentetudeexercisefitfittingflexibilityflip flopflip-flopfurnishinggenesisgradual changeharmonizationharmonyhorotelyimprovementincidental musicinstrumental musicinstrumentationintegrationintonationinventionkeepingline
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malleabilitymeliorationmitigationmodificationmodifyingmodulationnachtmusiknatural selectionnocturneobedienceobservanceontogenesisontogenyopusorchestrationorientationorthodoxyoverthrowphrasingphylogenesis
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phylogenyphysiogenesisphysiogenypiecepliancypreparationproductionprogram musicqualificationradical changere creationre-creationrealignmentreconcilementreconciliationredesignreformreformationregulationremakingrenewalreshapingresignationresolutionrestructuringreversalrevivalrevivificationrevolutionricercarscoresettingshiftsolutionsonatasonatinasquaringstrictnessstring orchestrastring quartetstudysudden changesuitingsuspensionswitchsynchronizationtachytelytheme and variationstimingtone paintingtotal changetraditionalismtranscriptiontransitiontriotuningturnturnaboutuniformityupheavalvariationvarietyviolent changeworkworsening
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The harsh environment of the Arctic ecosystem requires adaptations from plants and animals to survive.
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Succulents usually live in dry, hot environments and have special adaptations to survive long periods of drought.
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