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Meanings of very changeable in English
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Usage of very changeable in English
1
Mr. Carthew is rather a difficult gentleman to please, and very changeable-like.
2
It is a very changeable winter, with much wet and much cold.
3
She has freaky and very changeable ideas of arranging the things in her room.
4
When I arrived in Edinburgh the weather was very changeable.
5
The winds are very changeable, those from the north being the most prevalent and reliable.
6
Meanwhile the court-weather was very changeable in England, being sometimes serene, sometimes cloudy,-always treacherous.
7
Old Mary Ann had had a very changeable life.
8
She was, the old lady had observed, very changeable.
9
The country here is very changeable, sometimes flat and boggy, at others, very hilly and stony.
10
Are your moods very changeable, or rather constant?
11
The dress of the higher classes was very changeable and subject to fashion as well as function.
12
She was an introspective creature, very changeable in her moods and passionately fond of music and poetry.
13
His moods were very changeable these days.
14
We're very changeable, we women, aren't we?
15
The weather was also milder, though very changeable; thermometer from 36 to 38.
16
It's very changeable in the mountains.
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