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Example sentences for "changeable"

Lexicographically close words:
chanell; chanels; chaney; change; changeability; changeableness; changed; changeful; changeing; changeless
  1. Donna รจ mobile come piume in vento=--Woman is as changeable as a feather in the wind.

  2. It is to this interior and less unstable being that we should attach ourselves, not to the changeable every-day man.

  3. Mobilis et varia est ferme natura malorum=--Misfortunes generally are of a variable and changeable nature.

  4. Joy, in a changeable subject, must necessarily change as the subject changeth.

  5. Steve was very proud of his mother, who had a pretty changeable silk, lilac and gray, and Joe had given her a collar and cuffs of Honiton lace, to wear at his wedding, he said.

  6. She wore a light changeable silk, and it still had big sleeves, such as we are wearing to-day.

  7. For the changeableness of changeable things, is itself capable of all those forms, into which these changeable things are changed.

  8. And I maintained that Thy unchangeable substance did err upon constraint, rather than confess that my changeable substance had gone astray voluntarily, and now, in punishment, lay in error.

  9. Deyro, who was of a changeable and easy temper, neither permanent in good, nor fixed in ill, obeyed the Father, and lived exactly in the method which was prescribed.

  10. The experiments are best tried, not in a state of disease, which is essentially a changeable state, but in the condition of health, comparatively a fixed state.

  11. Marion's ways had not been changeable like those of most girls, and he had grown into knowing them exactly: being a creature of precise habit himself, he now felt uncomfortable and restless because she was so.

  12. She knew this; but she hoped to make use of a certain well-worn changeable silk that had belonged to Miss Margaretta, in hue a dull green and purple.

  13. It does not fulfill the first, second, and third of Kerckhoffs' requirements as to indecipherability, safety when apparatus and method fall into the hands of the enemy, and dependability on a readily changeable key word.

  14. The key should be such that it could be communicated and remembered without the necessity of written notes and should be changeable at the will of the correspondents.

  15. Nor is this the only changeable element in modern industrial societies.

  16. But I am satisfied that the laying down such a 'hard and fast' rule would be very dangerous; in very important and very changeable business rigid rules are apt to be often dangerous.

  17. As we find the soul unaffected by this change and disintegration of the body, we, therefore, prove it to be immortal; for that which is changeable is accidental, evanescent.

  18. The accidental, or nonessential, laws which regulate the transactions of the social body and everyday affairs of life are changeable and subject to abrogation.

  19. Personality is that which lasts, the state of feeling is the changeable in man; he is the fixed unity remaining eternally himself in the floods of change.

  20. He is not, however, the only satirist who has been thus capricious and changeable in his judgments.

  21. I certainly love him more than any human being, and neither time nor distance have had the least effect on my (in general) changeable disposition.

  22. The old gentleman's feelings and utterances in respect to his niece's fiance were very changeable at first and it was not until the season of long days came that they became confirmed in equable good humor.

  23. This form of rheumatism usually occurs between the age of fifteen and thirty, and prevails most extensively in changeable climates.

  24. The condition of the patient may be for years as changeable as the pointings of the weather-vane.

  25. I pray that you may never know any tears but pearls, and that there may be nothing changeable about you but the opal.

  26. These be changeable things," said Martimor, "swear by the Name of God.

  27. We hear the saying: "You can't change human nature"; but the fact is that human nature is one of the most changeable things in the world.

  28. Human life, in his opinion, was made up of changeable elements, and the principles of duty were not easily unfolded.

  29. All happiness and dignity must henceforth be banished from the house and name of Wieland: all that remained was to linger out in agonies a short existence; and leave to the world a monument of blasted hopes and changeable fortune.

  30. Birth is changeable and worthless, for it leads to death; youth, for it becomes age; health, for it is subject to sickness.


  31. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "changeable" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    adaptable; adjustable; adrift; afloat; agnostic; ambiguous; ambivalent; amorphous; better; bland; brittle; capricious; chancy; changeable; changed; checkered; choppy; converted; convertible; coquettish; corruptible; deciduous; degenerate; desultory; deviating; different; disorderly; divergent; diversified; dizzy; doubting; dubious; dying; eccentric; ephemeral; equal; equalizing; equivalent; equivocal; erratic; evanescent; even; fading; faithless; fanciful; fickle; fitful; fleeting; flexible; flickering; flighty; flirtatious; flitting; fluctuating; fluid; flying; fragile; frail; freakish; fugacious; fugitive; giddy; hesitant; hesitating; impermanent; impetuous; improved; impulsive; incalculable; inconsistent; inconstant; indecisive; indemonstrable; infirm; insipid; insubstantial; interchangeable; interchanged; irregular; irresolute; irresponsible; jagged; jerky; kaleidoscopic; light; malleable; mazy; mercurial; metamorphic; milky; mobile; modifiable; modified; momentary; moody; mortal; motley; movable; mushy; mutable; mutant; mutual; neutral; passing; perishable; plastic; pluralistic; protean; qualified; quicksilver; ragged; rambling; rebuilt; reciprocal; reformed; renewed; resilient; restless; retaliatory; returnable; revived; revolutionary; rough; roving; rubbery; shapeless; shifting; shifty; shuffling; skeptical; skittish; slippery; spasmodic; spineless; sporadic; standard; subversive; supple; tasteless; temperamental; temporal; temporary; ticklish; transformed; transient; transitive; transitory; transmuted; transposed; unaccountable; uncertain; uncontrolled; unconvinced; undecided; undetermined; undisciplined; unequal; uneven; unfixed; unforeseeable; unmitigated; unorthodox; unpredictable; unprovable; unreliable; unresolved; unrestrained; unsettled; unstable; unsteady; unsure; unsystematic; vacillating; vagrant; vapid; variable; variegated; various; varying; versatile; volatile; wandering; wanton; watery; wavering; wavy; wayward; whimsical; passing; perishable; plastic; pluralistic; protean; qualified; quicksilver; ragged; rambling; rebuilt; reciprocal; reformed; renewed; resilient; restless; retaliatory; returnable; revived; revolutionary; rough; roving; rubbery; shapeless; shifting; shifty; shuffling; skeptical; skittish; slippery; spasmodic; spineless; sporadic; standard; subversive; supple; tasteless; temperamental; temporal; temporary; ticklish; transformed; transient; transitive; transitory; transmuted; transposed; unaccountable; uncertain; uncontrolled; unconvinced; undecided; undetermined; undisciplined; unequal; uneven; unfixed; unforeseeable; unmitigated; unorthodox; unpredictable; unprovable; unreliable; unresolved; unrestrained; unsettled; unstable; unsteady; unsure; unsystematic; vacillating; vagrant; vapid; variable; variegated; various; varying; versatile; volatile; wandering; wanton; watery; wavering; wavy; wayward; whimsical; worse