CEFR B1

changeable

adjective

Meaning

Likely or liable to change; prone to frequent alteration.

Examples

His mood was notoriously changeable, swinging from joy to anger in minutes.
The political climate in the region has been highly changeable over the past decade.

Synonyms: variable, inconsistent, fickle, capricious

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changeable (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈtʃeɪndʒəbəl/

Definition

Likely or liable to change; prone to frequent alteration.

Examples

His mood was notoriously changeable, swinging from joy to anger in minutes.
The political climate in the region has been highly changeable over the past decade.
Fashion trends are often changeable, with new styles appearing every season.

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