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Discover Ludwig"violent changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to significant or abrupt changes, often changes that have a negative impact. For example, "The pandemic has led to violent changes in the economy and labor market."
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On flat foot, she went through fast and violent changes.
"He is vulnerable to dramatic, and maybe even violent, changes if he ignores what is happening".
Bulgakov himself wrote: "By the reckoning of some Kievans, they had 18 violent changes of government.
I have a close friend who is prone to similarly abrupt and violent changes of mind.
From independence in 1960 until 1999, the country suffered no violent changes of government.
The music abounds in sudden, almost violent, changes in character, harmony and rhythm.
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Frank Zappa caused a violent change of perspective.
Any sudden or violent change seems remote.
The three possible conditions of the human constitution are violent change, gentle change, and stability.
An unnamed African colony is on the brink of violent change.
I wrote first about Maximilien Robespierre, whose life was caught up in revolution and violent change.
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