interchangeable

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: This makes the classes interchangeable, which encourages reuse.

Modifies a noun

• lens: The indicator head features interchangeable isotope lens covers in clear or colored material.
• plate: Diamond sieve sets have interchangeable sieve plates each drilled with a number of holes.
• head: These low voltage light strings have interchangeable heads for use whatever the season.
• interface: Multiple interchangeable interfaces ( Serial, parallel, USB, RS-485 ).
• module: The Nexus D200 is provided with two interchangeable viewfinder modules.
• component: Established brief; to design a trolley which works off a standard frame with interchangeable shelving components.

Modifying Another Word

• virtually: Mistrust initial letters - capital letters can be virtually interchangeable in some examples of handwriting.
• freely: Currency: Bahamian Dollar, on par and freely interchangeable with the US Dollar.
• fully: The motors are fully interchangeable with standard IEC motors.
• completely: User data files will also be completely interchangeable between the two systems.
• almost: The manifestos of the four main parties seemed almost interchangeable.
• largely: This is understandable, as in modern usage the two have become largely interchangeable.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: The manifestos of the four main parties seemed almost interchangeable.
• become: For indeed in the usage of our day, the two words have become interchangeable.
• use: They were able to incorporate their variable tilt counterbalance in a smaller package by using easily interchangeable springs.
• make: This equation means that matter and energy can be made interchangeable.

Preposition: in

Preposition: with

• cartridge: Known to have produced 7.7 x 56R ball cartridges, which are interchangeable with the.303 cartridge.
• promoter: It has a modular structure, with parts common to, and interchangeable with promoters of other plant and animal viruses.