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changeable

CHAYN-juh-buhl
adj
1
Likely to change often or unpredictably.
"Mountain weather is famously changeable."
2
Able to be altered or modified.
"The settings are changeable at any time in the app menu."

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In plain EnglishSomething that changes often, or something that can be changed.

Common pairings
changeable weather changeable mood

Word Forms

more changeable comparative, most changeable superlative

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Etymology

From Old French chaungeable, from Late Latin cambiare ("to change") plus the suffix -able.

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