The action of interchange, v., in various senses; mutual or alternate exchanging.

The action or an instance of two things succeeding each other by turn; alternate succession or occurrence.

A changing or succession.

Alternate or varied succession in time, order, or space; alternation, vicissitude.

Interchange of one thing with another; alternation. Obsolete.

Alternation; alternating change, esp. from one thing to its opposite; an instance of this, a vicissitude. Obsolete.

Alternate action, alternation; ‘reciprocal interchange of meaning’ (Johnson). Obsolete.

Alternation. Obsolete.

The condition of being interchangeable; liability to interchange; alternation, variation.

Succession in turn; an instance of this. Obsolete.

Alternation, mutual or reciprocal succession, of things or conditions; esp. alternating succession of opposite or contrasted things.

Alternation, alternateness. Now rare.

Alternation; an instance of this.

Alternating course, alternation; an instance of this. Now rare.

Alternation of (one thing with another). Obsolete.

An alternate rise and fall in amount or degree, price or value, temperature, etc.

Alternation, variance; an instance of this.

Alternations in respect of condition, quality, etc.; vagaries, variations.

Alternation, intermittent sequence.