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Meanings of changeableness in English
Usage of changeableness in English
1
I don't see why women are to have a monopoly of changeableness.
2
But the childlike changeableness and facility of her emotions touched him.
3
There's such an odd mixture of obstinacy and changeableness in Brooke.
4
She was convicted of changeableness, and she felt that she had been impatient.
5
This changeableness of mood was probably the true cause of his departure for Thagaste.
6
She notices it, I am sure she does, this changeableness.
7
There was in him almost as much changeableness as zeal for the cause he embraced.
8
There are other and sufficient reasons to account for this appearance of changeableness in religion.
9
He was notorious for his great changeableness of disposition.
10
The romanticist typifies and stereotypes character, the realist recognises the inconsistency and the changeableness of personality.
11
In this melancholy catastrophe, we have a forcible example of the uncertainty and changeableness of fortune.
12
The writer is intrigued with the changeableness of the glass facade and the unexpected reflections produced.
13
Like Great-Grandmother Harding, I don't approve of changeableness.
14
His changeableness was shown in many ways.
15
This was indeed moral courage, and not weak changeableness or fickleness, because it had a noble object.
16
She did not approve of changeableness.
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Changeableness through the time