changeable in Latin
changeable in Latin is mūtābilis — changeable means likely to change often or unpredictably.
changeable in Latin
mūtābilis
What does "changeable" mean?
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adj Likely to change often or unpredictably.
"Mountain weather is famously changeable."
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adj Able to be altered or modified.
"The settings are changeable at any time in the app menu."
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changeable in a sentence
- Mountain weather is famously changeable.
- The settings are changeable at any time in the app menu.
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What is "changeable" in Latin?
"changeable" in Latin is mūtābilis. changeable means: Likely to change often or unpredictably.
How do you use "changeable" in a sentence?
Example: "Mountain weather is famously changeable." In Latin, "changeable" is mūtābilis.
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