permanently alter
Frequency: 7.411.5 per million words
to change something in a way that lasts or exists forever
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Examples (20)
- The accident threatened to permanently alter the course of her career.
- The accident might permanently alter his ability to walk.
- This new legislation will permanently alter the country's immigration policy.
- Major policy changes could permanently alter the economic landscape.
- A major fire can permanently alter the composition of a forest ecosystem.
- Exposure to radiation can permanently alter DNA.
- The discovery of antibiotics permanently altered the practice of medicine.
- His decision to move abroad will permanently alter his family dynamics.
- They worried that the new skyscraper would permanently alter the city's historic skyline.
- Such a traumatic event can permanently alter a person's perception of life.
- Exposure to such extreme trauma at a young age can permanently alter brain development.
- New technologies often permanently alter industries and job markets.
- Genetic modification technologies have the power to permanently alter a species.
- Diet and lifestyle choices can permanently alter one's health.
- The treaty was designed to permanently alter the balance of power in the region.
- A significant injury could permanently alter the athlete's career path.
- His experiences during the war seemed to have permanently altered his personality.
- Climate change is expected to permanently alter global weather patterns.
- Be careful with that chemical; it can permanently alter the fabric's color.
- The artist used a special technique to permanently alter the color of the fabric.