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transpose
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transpose something (from something) (to something) and transpose something (from something) (into something)
to change something, usually in music, from one musical key to another. Can you transpose this from F-sharp to a higher key? It would be easy to transpose it into a higher key.
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16 letters Lismore, Minnesota This pair transposes to REMAIN MOTIONLESS.
Town-and-state name transposals by Francis, Darryl / Word Ways
Your magazine constantly transposes nouns and adjectives.
Lost in translation by Rodriguez, Antonio / Americas (English Edition)
In my little transposing sailor man (to avoid copyright infringement, let's call him Top-Eye which neatly transposes to what he's got in his pipe), the makeup of a letter group changes only to add or drop letters when the word length changes.
Top-eye, the peyote man by Puder, Jim / Word Ways
 
 
 
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