adjadj.allcapable of or tending to change in form or quality or natureSynset:mutable
Examples:- a mutable substance
- mutable weather patterns
- a mutable foreign policy
Antonyms:immutable
Derivationally Related Form:mutablenesschangeablenesschangeabilitymutability
Inherited Hypernyms:mutable
adjadj.allsuch that alteration is possible; having a marked tendency to changeAttributes:changeability changeableness
Synset:changeful
Examples:- changeable behavior
- changeable moods
- changeable prices
Antonyms:unchangeable
Derivationally Related Form:changeablenesschangefulness
Inherited Hypernyms:changeable
Similar to:adjustable astatic checkered distortable erratic fickle mercurial quicksilver fluid unstable fluid mobile jittering kaleidoscopic kaleidoscopical mobile mutable open-ended quick-change quick-drying reversible volatile
See also:exchangeable inconstant
adj satadj.allsubject to changeSynset:uncertain unsettled
Examples:- a changeable climate
- the weather is uncertain
- unsettled weather with rain and hail and sunshine coming one right after the other
Antonyms:invariable
Derivationally Related Form:changeablenesschangeability
Inherited Hypernyms:changeable
Similar to:variable
adj satadj.allvarying in color when seen in different lights or from different anglesSynset:chatoyant iridescent shot
Examples:- changeable taffeta
- chatoyant (or shot) silk
- a dragonfly hovered, vibrating and iridescent
Antonyms:colorless
Derivationally Related Form:changeablenessiridesceiridescence
Inherited Hypernyms:changeable
Similar to:colorful colourful