changeable

IPA: tʃˈeɪndʒʌbʌɫ

adjective

Capable of being changed.
Subject to sudden or frequent changes.
(of a species) Capable of camouflaging itself by changing colour.

Examples of "changeable" in Sentences

The clay is flexible and changeable.
The 'clay is flexible and changeable.
By the way, the photos are entirely changeable.
The weather is changeable in Spring and Autumn is very cool.
Directing has been the most changeable program at the school.
The condition of the route is extremely varied and changeable.
Lane dilutes to "changeable" -- making a truism of a metaphor.
They are not relevant to the olympics and are far too changeable.
Everything with her is completely changeable and up in the air now.
The cursor blinks on the line that is currently active and changeable.
Changeable parameters for a discontinued comic are superfluous and dispensable.
"Springtime is going to be a little bit changeable, that is typical for this time of year."
The weather did improve, but remained changeable, which is what you expect at the end of May.
The music is often in changeable, irregular meters that later indie-rockers would categorize as math-rock, while the vocals are muttered as much as sung.
But after candidates tell you their views on health care or oil prices -- every word changeable with the wind -- you arrive at the vital questions: What kind of person is this candidate?
Other tools supporting learning adaptations for students facing visual challenges — such as changeable text size, font, colour/shading (for colour blindness) — must also be built in at a fundamental level, for a product or device to be considered.
Christ: she hath the moon, that is, the changeable things of the world, under her feet: and the twelve stars with which she is crowned, are the twelve apostles: she is in labour and pain, whilst she brings forth her children, and Christ in them, in the midst of afflictions and persecutions.

changeable

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