changeability

as ininstability
as inflexibleness
as ininsecureness
as inprecariousness
as inricketiness
as inshakiness
as inunstableness
as inunsteadiness
as inunsureness
as inflightiness

Antonyms for changeability

Word Origin & History

mid-13c., "unstable, inconstant, unreliable," from Old French changeable "inconstant," from changier (see change (v.)) + -able (see -able). Meaning "subject to variation" is from late 14c. Related: Changeably.

Example Sentences forchangeability

This leads us to the subject of changeability of colours in the same individual.

To them we Americans may owe our energy, our vivacity, our changeability of mood.

Townshend bore, as Hume hints, a bad character for changeability.

Stubber, however, was too well versed in the changeability of his master's nature to exhibit any rash promptitude in obeying him.

Changeability is attributed to the feminine, but Maya was not able to shift her mood as facilely as her fiance.

As to the terrestrial life, owing to its changeability and shortness, it is nothing but an illusion of our senses.

changeability

Synonyms for changeability

Antonyms for changeability

flightiness

insecureness

instability

precariousness

randomness

changeability

Synonyms for changeability

Antonyms for changeability

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insecureness

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