mutable Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- fickle
- unstable
- inconsistent
- changeable
- capricious
- fluid
- mercurial
- uncertain
- fluctuating
- inconstant
- unsettled
- temperamental
Weak:
Strongest:
- constant
- steady
- unchanging
- settled
- invariable
- steady
- stable
- certain
- stationary
- uniform
- stable
- stationary
- predictable
- predictable
- immutable
- certain
- invariable
- unchangeable
- unchanging
- settled
- uniform
- immutable
- constant
- unchangeable
Strong:
- abiding
- unvarying
- equable
- lasting
- durable
- changeless
- unvarying
- even
- reliable
- permanent
- persistent
- persistent
- even
- reliable
- abiding
- equable
- durable
- permanent
- changeless
- lasting
Weak:
mutable Meaning
mutable (a)
capable of or tending to change in form or quality or nature
mutable (s)
prone to frequent change; inconstant
tending to undergo genetic mutuation
mutable (a.)
Capable of alteration; subject to change; changeable in form, qualities, or nature.
Changeable; inconstant; unsettled; unstable; fickle.
mutable Sentence Examples
- The mutable nature of life's circumstances made her cautious in her decisions.
- His personality was highly mutable, adapting seamlessly to different social contexts.
- The program's mutable data structure allowed for dynamic updates and efficient data management.
- The mutable variables in the code necessitated careful attention to prevent accidental modifications.
- The mutable DNA of bacteria allowed for the rapid evolution of resistance to antibiotics.
- The mutable nature of the environment posed significant challenges for wildlife conservation efforts.
- The mutable heart of the poet expressed both joy and sorrow in equal measure.
- The mutable relationship between the characters in the novel reflected the complexities of human connection.
- The mutable nature of the cloud computing platform enabled it to scale up or down according to demand.
- Hermutable mood swings made it difficult for her loved ones to predict her behavior.
FAQs About the word mutable
capable of or tending to change in form or quality or nature, prone to frequent change; inconstant, tending to undergo genetic mutuationCapable of alteration; s
variable, changeful,volatile, unpredictable, fickle,unstable, inconsistent, changeable, capricious, fluid
constant, steady, unchanging, settled, invariable, steady, stable, certain, stationary, uniform
The mutable nature of life's circumstances made her cautious in her decisions.
His personality was highly mutable, adapting seamlessly to different social contexts.
The program's mutable data structure allowed for dynamic updates and efficient data management.
The mutable variables in the code necessitated careful attention to prevent accidental modifications.
