Varying in color when seen in different lights or from different angles.
Such that alteration is possible; having a marked tendency to change.
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Examples for "changeful"
Examples for "changeful"
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Eleven years winged their changeful flight, and last week came at last.
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Are they in the habit of hindering you in your changeful moods?
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Far beyond them the palpitating waters showed changeful surfaces on Fundy Bay.
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But I thought at that time that only Goths were rightly changeful.
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We may find a place for sentiment in all life's changeful affairs.
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Bleak and changeable March will rule the year in the intellectual heavens.
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On this changeable July day, Carlisle United have arrived at Cassius Camps.
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I think one place where leadership is changeable is in the courts.
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That rule is perfect and immutable; whereas I am changeable and imperfect.
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Its friable cliffs and strong tides produce a changeable and barren sea-floor.
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You have no idea how changeable he is-howimpossible to live with.
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All nature in its myriad forms of life is changeable, impermanent, unenduring.
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But his moods were growing more and more uncertain and changeable, now.
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They were most colorful characters, but I did find them rather changeable.
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Mr. Carthew is rather a difficult gentleman to please, and very changeable-like.
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But whoever repents of what he has done, has a changeable will.
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For it is well known that women are as changeable as weathercocks.
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Why, you're as changeable as the last suit of a green lizard.
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Young man are changeable as chameleons, and these pink cheeks are tempting.
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Indeed, man himself is the most changeable thing in all man's world.
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She drew a mist about herself, and the changeable illusion of dreams.
