changeover

change·o·ver

a complete change, as in goods produced, methods of production, or equipment

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changeover

noun

A conversion to a different purpose or from one system to another, as in equipment or production techniques.

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Noun

(plural changeovers)

A conversion or transition from one thing to another

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If there is a big changeover happening, it's possible that the store will start marking down the current models, if they haven't done so already.

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