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Meanings of changeability in English
Usage of changeability in English
1
The detective folded her arms across her chest, clearly annoyed by my changeability.
2
Townshend bore, as Hume hints, a bad character for changeability.
3
But his changeability and the irregularity of his conduct made them hate him still more.
4
But somehow this impression about the changeability of science has bled through to the core claims.
5
It is only thus that change ceases to be changeability, and once made is made for good.
6
France has been a victim to the personal passions of her chiefs and to her own reckless changeability.
7
This changeability reflects their biological mission.
8
They're usually the most tempestuous of any tradition's pantheon, because they parallel the changeability and power of the sea.
9
Changeability is attributed to the feminine, but Maya was not able to shift her mood as facilely as her fiance.
Frequent collocations
Changeability through the time