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change key

American  

noun

  1. a key opening only one lock.


Example Sentences

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Meanwhile, the emergence of technology-driven nonbank lenders has started to change key parts of the mortgage business radically.

From The Wall Street Journal

One, who asked to remain anonymous, said the police pressured her to change key details.

From BBC

This suggests that the ECB sees no reason anytime soon to change key interest rates, with the deposit rate staying at 2.00%.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The game still lacks the option to change key binds, which is a basic accessibility issue," says Zoe.

From BBC

Some revisions change key components of the initiatives, while others amend technical details.

From Salon