Mutable

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 67
mū′ta-bl, adj. that may be changed: subject to change: inconstant.— ns. Mutabil′ity , Mū′table ne , state or quality of being mutable.— adv. Mū′tably .— n. Mutan′dum , something to be altered:— pl. Mutan′da .— v.t. Mū′tate , to change a vowel-sound by the influence of a vowel in the following syllable.— n. Mutā′tion , act or proce of changing a vowel through the influence of one in the next syllable—the German umlaut : change: succe ion.— adjs. Mū′tative , Mū′tātory , changing, mutable. [Fr.,—L. mutabilis — mutāre , -ātum , to change— movēre , motum , to move.]
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