interconvertibleadj.
/ɪntəkənˈvəːtᵻb(ə)l/ Mutually convertible; interchangeable.
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the world > time > change > exchange > [adjective] > interchangeable
convertiblec1386
interchangeablea1569
commutable1649
exchangeable1651
counterchangeable1672
permutable1776
transpositionala1800
interconvertible1827
transposable1835
substitutable1925
1827 J. Bentham Rationale Judicial Evid. III. v. xv. 219 Such evidentiary fact and such principal fact..are interconvertible expressions.
1882 Cornhill Mag. June 715 A belief..that everything in nature is interconvertible.
1895 B. Kidd Social Evol. ix. 264 The two being often used as interconvertible terms by anthropologists.
Derivatives
interconvertiˈbility n.
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the world > time > change > exchange > [noun] > being interchangeable
interchangeableness1606
counterchangeableness1618
permutability1766
exchangeability1778
commutability1794
interchangeability1805
interconvertibility1883
transposability1903
1883 J. A. Farrer in Cornhill Mag. XLVII. 466 The interconvertibility of Zeus, or Odin, or Indra with the animal creation.
interconˈvertibly adv.
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the world > time > change > exchange > [adverb]
therewithc1000
in changea1387
changeably1425
interchangeably1587
exchangeably1598
in kind1638
convertibly1710
interconvertibly1811
1811–31 J. Bentham Logic ix, in Wks. (1843) VIII. 270 As if the two appellatives were..synonymous and interconvertibly employable.
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