changeful (Meaning)

Wordnet

changeful (a)

such that alteration is possible; having a marked tendency to change

Webster

Full of change; mutable; inconstant; fickle; uncertain.

Life in the city can be extraordinarily changeful, with new opportunities and challenges arising daily.
The artist's career was marked by a changeful journey, navigating through different styles and influences.
The seasons in this region are remarkably changeful, with rapid shifts in weather patterns.
His personality was quite changeful, exhibiting various traits depending on the situation.
The political landscape is inherently changeful, with alliances forming and dissolving rapidly.
The terrain in the mountains is incredibly changeful, ranging from rugged peaks to lush valleys.
The ocean's surface is constantly changeful, reflecting the ebb and flow of tides.
The economic climate is highly changeful, influenced by global events and market fluctuations.
Her mood was notably changeful, swinging between elation and despair within minutes.
The story's plot is incredibly changeful, keeping readers engaged with unexpected twists and turns.

such that alteration is possible; having a marked tendency to changeFull of change; mutable; inconstant; fickle; uncertain.

unstable,volatile, unpredictable, unsettled, inconstant, capricious, up in the air, variable, changeable, mercurial

changeless, uniform, unvarying, certain, steady, uniform, stable, invariable, constant, immutable

Life in the city can be extraordinarily changeful, with new opportunities and challenges arising daily.

The artist's career was marked by a changeful journey, navigating through different styles and influences.

The seasons in this region are remarkably changeful, with rapid shifts in weather patterns.

His personality was quite changeful, exhibiting various traits depending on the situation.