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Meanings of mutability in English
Catalan
mutabilitat The quality of being capable of mutation.
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Usage of mutability in English
1
Steadfastness in mutability, that is the common need, a Rock of Ages.
2
An extraordinary mutability has, by this means, been introduced into their legislation.
3
The question of the mutability of species was thus prominently raised.
4
He is making his fortune out of the mutability of destiny.
5
This is but a hint of the mutability of created things.
6
The mutability of the past is the central tenet of Ingsoc.
7
She looked, and was filled with reflections on the mutability of human affairs.
8
Fog and drizzle, frost and fog, were the embodiment of its unvarying mutability.
9
These dresses, being constant in their mutability, show us our masters.
10
Who has not observed the mutability and ever changing aspect of earthly things?
11
In contrast to this, the two other cases are called retrogressive and degressive mutability.
12
Musing on the mutability of temporal affairs, I passed on.
13
Here the sunshine of prosperity, and the mutability of human greatness, were excellently pourtrayed.
14
So Mísha went away, leaving me to meditate over the mutability of human destinies.
15
But this mutability and irregularity of his conduct made them hate him still more.
16
This mutability of affection has undoubtedly saved her from disaster.
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