Changeable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANGEABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• given to change
• liable to unpredictable variation
• able to be changed or exchanged
• Capable of change; subject to alteration; mutable; variable; fickle; inconstant; as, a changeable humor.
• Appearing different, as in color, in different lights, or under different circumstances; as, changeable silk.
• capable of or tending to change in form or quality or nature
• such that alteration is possible; having a marked tendency to change
• varying in color when seen in different lights or from different angles
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• capable of change; as; able or apt to vary; subject to change; alterable; fickle

Words related to CHANGEABLE

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Words that contain CHANGEABLE

exchangeable27 unchangeable20 changeableness22 interchangeable23 changeablenesse23 unchangeablenes23 unchangeableness24 changeablenesses24 noninterchangeable26 unchangeablenesses26 interchangeableness27 interchangeablenesses29

How to use CHANGEABLE in a sentence

• They are easily cast down, but they have not even the trouble to console themselves, so changeable is their mind.
• The Kaiser is an unstable and changeable character.
• She knew he must think her the most changeable of beings.
• It would be different if the measure moved with changeable velocity.
• The rude, migratory life of the Dark Ages needed not the gymnasium as a means of physical culture, and was too changeable and evanescent to establish permanent institutions.
• The next moment, to my astonishment, this changeable creature changed again.
• An important minister and apparently a man of talent but of ungovernable and changeable temper.
• Moreover to-day, the weather had been changeable, and it had rained a little about noon.
• Although we are chiefly dealing with the fleeting and changeable element of colour we expect to find and we do find evidence of a comparatively rapid evolution.
• She and I will waste no more silly tears on hard, changeable men.
• And since the soul as long as it is a wayfarer is changeable in respect of the free-will, it results that grace is in the soul in a changeable manner.
• Sharp perceptions hath he, like the people, and changeable humours.
• They are not changeable, playing fast and loose with some project and soon giving it up.
• Oddly enough, Goethe reckoned himself among the changeable.
• People are here one day and in a twelfth month somewhere else and in my time it was still more changeable than now.
• The expression of her countenance was harmless, changeable, manifesting no definite psychical processes.
• I thought it was fine and noble, and that it gave the lie to the charge that women are changeable.
• No, the only inhabitant of my real world whom I have yet seen is Monsieur Valmont, and he, alas! I find so changeable.
• Unfortunately, she was changeable and apt to be governed by personal feeling in matters connected with art.
• The face should not look fantastic, changeable, absent, rapt in admiration, covered with sadness, various and volatile, and it should not show any signs of an unquiet mind.
• Some register the changes of the wind, and die fully convinced that the wind is changeable.
• It is not an article of changeable fashion, but of absolute, permanent necessity, and such, therefore, as would always meet a steady demand.
• The Phooka is described as belonging to the malignant class of fairy beings, and he is as wild and capricious in his character as he is changeable in his form.
• I find myself uncertain, changeable from hour to hour.
• The extreme blond is too changeable and usually not fond enough of detail to succeed in a profession which requires so much concentration and accuracy.
• Or that he is a changeable God, and actually changed, not being the same now which sometime he was.
• She was also capricious and changeable about matters which did not affect her deeply, and those that did were few enough.
• He is of a goodly appearance and elegant form, but his mood is changeable, and he is inclined to all wickedness.
• There is no choice when the head is everywhere, none whatever and the same thing would be so changeable if the hair were made of that silk.
• Trevlyn was the only clerk disengaged, and with a very changeable face he came forward to attend to her.
• Yet Dorothy could not just now venture into the changeable climate of Lake Michigan.
• Tumultuous thoughts rushed through her mind of the past, present, and probable future! thoughts too numerous and changeable to be transcribed, but which may well be imagined.
• Again, the oftener a legislature is changed, the more changeable and uncertain will be the laws.

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