exchanged

Gave and received

Exchanged is the past tense of exchange—to give something and receive something in return.

People exchange gifts, vows, or glances.

Money is exchanged for goods.

Words exchanged can be friendly or hostile: They exchanged pleasantries, Harsh words were exchanged.

When things are exchanged, each party both gives and gets.

swapped

traded

Exchanged for value

bartered · substituted · replaced · alternated · transposed · shuffled · rotated · swapped out · flip-flopped · quid pro quo

communication

words

Units of language

greetings · vows · ideas · opinions · information · letters · messages · emails · numbers · contacts

gifts

presents

Items given freely

souvenirs · keepsakes · mementos · hostess gifts · white elephant · regifted · reciprocal · ceremonial · potlatch · dowry

currency

converted

Altered in form or purpose

banknotes · coins · dollar · euro · yen · pound · rupee · peso · yuan · won

prisoners

captives

People held by force

spy swap · repatriation · negotiated · diplomatic · ceasefire · armistice · release · handover · Cold War

contracts

signed

Wrote one's name on

agreed · binding · notarized · witnessed · sealed · formalized · concluded · settlement · closing · paperwork

Categories
Opposites
transfer/transaction

exchangedkept

Didn't give away

retained · held · withheld · held onto · hoarded

reciprocity

exchangedtaken

Occupied or seized

donated · confiscated · kept · given · received

change/alteration

exchangedunchanged

Not modified at all

unexchanged · unaltered · unswapped · original · same

Phrases
Family

exchange, exchanges, exchanging, exchangeable, exchanger, exchangers

Familiarity
Top 10,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G