mutably (Meaning)

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mutably (adv.)

Changeably.

Due to its mutably nature, the project's requirements underwent frequent revisions.
The ever-changing weather conditions made it mutably impossible to plan outdoor activities.
The bridge's design was intentionally mutably to accommodate potential structural changes.
The company's policies remained mutably, adapting to evolving business landscapes.
The politician's stance on certain issues was mutably, influenced by public opinion.
The organism's DNA exhibited a mutably structure, allowing for rapid genetic adaptations.
The actor's mood seemed mutably, fluctuating between joy and despair.
The economic outlook was mutably, subject to unforeseen events and market conditions.
The legal framework around the issue was mutably, constantly changing based on judicial interpretations.
The relationship between the two characters was mutably, its dynamics shifting with each interaction.

Changeably.

volatile, unpredictable, changeful, variable, uncertain, inconstant, inconsistent,unstable, fickle, mercurial

settled, steady, settled, uniform, unchanging, constant, stationary, predictable, steady, invariable

Due to its mutably nature, the project's requirements underwent frequent revisions.

The ever-changing weather conditions made it mutably impossible to plan outdoor activities.

The bridge's design was intentionally mutably to accommodate potential structural changes.

The company's policies remained mutably, adapting to evolving business landscapes.