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changeability

How to use changeability in a sentence

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

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

THE SEA SHOREWILLIAM S. FURNEAUX

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

READING THE WEATHERTHOMAS MORRIS LONGSTRETH

France has been a victim to the personal passions of her chiefs and to her own reckless changeability.

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.

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

It is the constant changeability, the self-contradictions, which made Strindberg so incomprehensible to his contemporaries.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985