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to undergo a transformation from one state or condition to another

In autumn, the landscape goes from vibrant green to warm shades of orange and red.
During puberty, the caterpillar undergoes metamorphosis and goes from crawling to flying as a butterfly.
As the temperatures drop, the water in the pond goes from liquid to solid, forming a layer of ice.
Throughout the day, the sky can go from clear blue to various hues of pink and orange during sunset.
As the dough rises and bakes, it goes from a soft mass to a golden, crispy loaf of bread.