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Meanings of changeful in English
Such that alteration is possible; having a marked tendency to change.
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Usage of changeful in English
1
Eleven years winged their changeful flight, and last week came at last.
2
Are they in the habit of hindering you in your changeful moods?
3
Far beyond them the palpitating waters showed changeful surfaces on Fundy Bay.
4
But I thought at that time that only Goths were rightly changeful.
5
We may find a place for sentiment in all life's changeful affairs.
6
For Helen herself, she was prey to a host of changeful emotions.
7
She regarded him gravely, though a smile played over her changeful lips.
8
During her changeful, wandering life, she had had no fixed religious principles.
9
How, then, can I get this peace into my turbulent, changeful life?
10
The key color is changeful, and the fluctuating themes are well contrasted.
11
What seemed solid in the sky became changeful on the sea.
12
It is a changeful place to paint, a stirring place to live in.
13
They follow the shadows, in changeful sport, across his unchanging features.
14
It was a changeful, terrible beauty that beamed on her face.
15
The sound of her step enchants me, her changeful eyes dispense happiness-andtrouble.
16
Her face was clouded, the changeful eyes now deep covered by their lids.
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