Changeable Meaning in English
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Definition
Something that is changeable can be modified or does not stay the same for long. It may refer to things like the weather, moods, or situations that often shift.
Usage & Nuances
Usually neutral or mildly negative. Common with nouns like 'weather', 'mood', and 'schedule'. Not used for people’s core personality, but for their moods or preferences. Can also describe materials or colors that change under certain conditions.
Spanish: cambiable - variablePortuguese (BR): mutável - variávelPortuguese (PT): mutável - variávelChinese (Simplified): 多变的 - 易变的Chinese (Traditional): 多變的 - 易變的Hindi: परिवर्तनीय - बदलने वालाArabic: قابل للتغيير - متقلبBengali: পরিবর্তনশীল - বদলানোর মতোRussian: изменчивыйJapanese: 変わりやすいVietnamese: thay đổi được - dễ thay đổiKorean: 변덕스러운 - 바뀔 수 있는Turkish: değişkenUrdu: تبدیل پذیر - بدلنے والاIndonesian: dễ thay đổi - có thể thay đổi
Example Sentences
The weather is very changeable in spring.
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My mood is quite changeable these days.
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This plant's color is changeable depending on light.
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Bring a jacket—it's really changeable out there today.
natural
His plans are so changeable that I never know what he’ll do next.
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It's hard to trust a changeable schedule.
natural