Transition : change :: immobility:

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Binz · Answer 1 · 2018-05-23T09:08:43+0000

So the question is asking "transition is to change, as change is to immobility"? Change and transition both mean to become different, while immobility means that nothing is different. I'm not sure of the question you're asking, but I hope I at least helped a bit!

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