different complexion
Frequency: 6.78.8 per million words
refers to a change in the character or nature of something
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- The new evidence put a completely different complexion on the case.
- The entry of a new competitor has put a different complexion on our market strategy.
- Learning about his difficult childhood put a different complexion on his reserved personality.
- If the main sponsor pulls out, it will put a different complexion on the future of the event.
- The project took on a different complexion after the new manager was appointed.
- The unexpected election results gave the political landscape a different complexion.
- This discovery puts a different complexion on everything we thought we knew about the ancient civilization.
- His sincere apology put a different complexion on the argument we had.
- The star player's injury has put a different complexion on the team's championship prospects.
- Finding out that the budget was twice as large as we thought put a different complexion on our plans.