CEFR B2

mutable

adjective

Meaning

liable to change or be changed; able to be changed.

Examples

Human memory is surprisingly mutable.
The company's strategy proved mutable in response to market shifts.

Synonyms: changeable, variable, fickle, inconstant

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mutable (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈmjuːtəbl/

Definition

liable to change or be changed; able to be changed.

Examples

Human memory is surprisingly mutable.
The company's strategy proved mutable in response to market shifts.
His opinions on the matter were mutable, changing daily.

Synonyms of mutable

Words with a similar meaning to mutable:

changeable
variable
fickle
inconstant

Antonyms of mutable

Words with the opposite meaning to mutable:

immutable
constant
stable

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