Mutable Definition

myo͝otə-bəl
adjective
That can be changed.
Webster's New World
Capable of or subject to change or alteration.
American Heritage Medicine
Tending toward frequent change; inconstant; fickle.
Webster's New World
Subject to mutation.
Webster's New World

Changeable; inclined to mutate.

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Origin of Mutable

  • Middle English from Latin mūtābilis from mūtāre to change mutate

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From Latin mutabilis (“liable to change"); mutate +"Ž -able.

    From Wiktionary

Mutable Sentence Examples

  • I think that some of our human nature is mutable, but changing it is a very long-term project.

  • But the created exemplar is even more mutable than the soul.

  • Virgo is an earth sign, but her quadruplicity is mutable.

  • Taurus' stable condition can be a boon in such a highly mutable world, but naturally, every good point is matched by its negative potential.

  • Some models are not mutable, so a transfer operation of COPY only should be advertised in that case.

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MMUMUT

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ELEBLE

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