movable in Latin
movable in Latin is mōbilis — movable means able to be shifted or carried from place to place, rather than staying fixed.
movable in Latin
mōbilis
Capable of being moved, lifted, carried, drawn, turned, or conveyed, or in any way made to change place or posture; not fixed or stationary.
What does "movable" mean?
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adj Able to be shifted or carried from place to place, rather than staying fixed.
"We bought a movable kitchen island with wheels so we can rearrange the room."
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adj Falling on a different date from one year to the next, rather than a fixed one.
"Easter is a movable holiday, so it falls on a different date each year."
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movable in a sentence
- We bought a movable kitchen island with wheels so we can rearrange the room.
- The office uses movable walls to turn one big room into several small ones.
- Easter is a movable holiday, so it falls on a different date each year.
- Because the festival is movable, the organizers announce its date months in advance.
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What is "movable" in Latin?
"movable" in Latin is mōbilis. movable means: Able to be shifted or carried from place to place, rather than staying fixed.
How do you use "movable" in a sentence?
Example: "We bought a movable kitchen island with wheels so we can rearrange the room." In Latin, "movable" is mōbilis.
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