Mutability is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUTABILITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the quality of being mutable
• liability or tendency to change
• The quality of being mutable, or subject to change or alteration, either in form, state, or essential character; susceptibility of change; changeableness; inconstancy; variation.
• the quality of being capable of mutation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• prone to change; inconstant

Words related to MUTABILITY

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Words that contain MUTABILITY

immutability21 commutability24 permutability22 hypermutability30 incommutability26 transmutability22

How to use MUTABILITY in a sentence

• It was still long before the people realised that the trance of Time had paralysed his daughter Mutability as well.
• By NECESSITATING a change of men, in the first office of the nation, it would necessitate a mutability of measures.
• The former argues from the imperfection and mutability of our reason to like characteristics in natural religion.
• The conviction that the rule of neo-Kantianism is provisional does not rest merely on the mutability of human affairs.
• This is but a hint of the mutability of created things.
• Dryden was, however, soon to experience the mutability of the friendship of wits and courtiers.
• She looked, and was filled with reflections on the mutability of human affairs.
• I saw how here mutability and unchangeableness were united.
• And now once more did the mutability of public feeling and opinion as usual become apparent.
• It forces us to dwell on necessary conditions of mutability and transformation.
• It is in the exertion and conduct of man, and in the information of his mind, that we find the causes of the mutability of human affairs.
• Musing on the mutability of temporal affairs, I passed on.
• Upon this progressive mutability the main development of the animal and vegetable kingdom evidently depends.
• The origin of new species, which is in part the effect of mutability, is, however, due mainly to natural selection.
• Mutability provides the new characters and new elementary species.
• Mutability seems to be free, and not restricted to previously determined lines.
• But it is probable that, while nutrition may be one of the main causes of mutability, environment may play the chief part in the decisions ascribed to natural selection.
• The question of the mutability of species was thus prominently raised.
• It would seem idle to discuss the question of the mutability of species, until satisfied what species is.
• Beyond and above this mutability there must be the Immutable, the All, the One.
• They seemed to be whispering of Death, crying out to her at the mutability of all things that lived and breathed.
• This insecurity in intent he found to be closely connected with change of situation, with the natural mutability of events and opinions in the world.
• It is not, Gentlemen, it is not to respect the dispensations of Providence, nor to provide any decent retreat in the mutability of human affairs.

Similar words containing MUTABIL without suffix ity

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