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sea change
noun
a striking change, as in appearance, often for the better.
any major transformation or alteration.
a transformation brought about by the sea.
sea change
noun
a seemingly magical change, as brought about by the action of the sea
Word History and Origins
Origin of sea change1
Word History and Origins
Origin of sea change1
Example Sentences
Sheridan’s dramas present patriarchal power as protective – a sea change from the Platinum Era prestige themes of power as corruptive.
Beginning in the 1970s, a sea change in state and federal policy allowed large predators to make a comeback across California.
America’s conservative sea change is complicated, but let me try to make it comprehensible.
Mr Steels, taking a moment away from the calm waters of Kefalonia, offers further insight on the political sea change.
Are the Russian authorities at all surprised by the sea change in America's Russia policy?
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