Changeable Synonyms, Changeable Antonyms

changeable

Main Entry:	change·a·ble [cheyn-juh-buhl] /ˈtʃeɪndʒəbəl/ Show Spelled
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Main Entry:	changeable
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Example Sentences

The luminous, richly hued backgrounds and changeable lighting create a highly romantic visual dialogue with the performers.

Some of the logistical details are changeable in writing groups and not all groups must work the same way.

Versatile with lightweight warmth, this alpaca-blend cloak is great for travel in changeable climates.

The luminous, richly hued backgrounds and changeable lighting create a highly romantic visual dialogue with the performers.

Some of the logistical details are changeable in writing groups and not all groups must work the same way.

Versatile with lightweight warmth, this alpaca-blend cloak is great for travel in changeable climates.

The researchers contend that the adult brain is thus more changeable more quickly than anyone thought.

Adhesive cork squares allow for changeable wall displays, while the round table and chairs are easy to move for games or other.

Let me put this all together in my normal spreadsheet reader changeable form.

Changeable taffeta blouses billow over snug stretch pants, and big silk coats float over long tunics and short skirts.

The durability and breathability of cotton make our vest a great choice for layering when traveling in changeable conditions.

Maybe all this is good, because it forces us to recognize that the nature of our memory is quite changeable.

Yet excessive piety fits about as well as anything else here, since the film's tone is so changeable.

Being prepared for travel in changeable climates doesn't have to mean bringing twice the gear.

There may be an individual attraction for one gender/ gender presentation which can also be fluid and changeable over time.

She seemed intent on using both a focused but changeable timbre and control of dynamics to paint her frail character.

Sanborn is best known for his long reign in the changeable realm of instrumental.

Bening seem less hard-boiled, complex or changeable than the woman she plays.

Skeins of dancers advance across the stage in surging processionals, separating into changeable groups and pockets of stillness.

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