Definition of mutability in English:

mutability

noun mjuːtəˈbɪlɪtiˌmjudəˈbɪlədi

mass noun

Liability or tendency to change.
the incessant mutability of species
the very diversity of his fans suggest his mutability
Example sentencesExamples
- Sellers translated his vocal mutability into a visual variety, applying wigs and fake noses, playing old men and women, and creating a new kind of stardom.
- This scale assesses emotional stability: high scores indicate maturity and calmness; low scores indicate emotional mutability and greater susceptibility to feelings.
- He criticizes the author for underestimating the mutability and interpenetration of cultures.
- On waking he laments the mutability of human affairs.
- Hay's dances celebrate mutability; the performers can choose their gender each time.
- These problems of cost must be solved if any mechanism to increase general mutability is to persist.
- The mutability suggested by those two comments seemed all too familiar.
- Darwin had been aware since 1837 that the creationist doctrine of fixed species would crumble if only he could find extreme mutability within one species.
- Over the past 10 years, experimental observations have suggested that bacteria might be able to alter their mutability purposefully in response to stress.
- They are claiming an immutable state when their behavior shows extreme mutability.

Definition of mutability in US English:

mutability

nounˌmyo͞odəˈbilədēˌmjudəˈbɪlədi

Liability or tendency to change.
the incessant mutability of species
the very diversity of his fans suggest his mutability
Example sentencesExamples
- This scale assesses emotional stability: high scores indicate maturity and calmness; low scores indicate emotional mutability and greater susceptibility to feelings.
- These problems of cost must be solved if any mechanism to increase general mutability is to persist.
- He criticizes the author for underestimating the mutability and interpenetration of cultures.
- Darwin had been aware since 1837 that the creationist doctrine of fixed species would crumble if only he could find extreme mutability within one species.
- They are claiming an immutable state when their behavior shows extreme mutability.
- On waking he laments the mutability of human affairs.
- Sellers translated his vocal mutability into a visual variety, applying wigs and fake noses, playing old men and women, and creating a new kind of stardom.
- Hay's dances celebrate mutability; the performers can choose their gender each time.
- The mutability suggested by those two comments seemed all too familiar.
- Over the past 10 years, experimental observations have suggested that bacteria might be able to alter their mutability purposefully in response to stress.

单词	mutability
释义	Definition of mutability in English: mutability noun mjuːtəˈbɪlɪtiˌmjudəˈbɪlədi mass noun Liability or tendency to change. the incessant mutability of species the very diversity of his fans suggest his mutability Example sentencesExamples Sellers translated his vocal mutability into a visual variety, applying wigs and fake noses, playing old men and women, and creating a new kind of stardom. This scale assesses emotional stability: high scores indicate maturity and calmness; low scores indicate emotional mutability and greater susceptibility to feelings. He criticizes the author for underestimating the mutability and interpenetration of cultures. On waking he laments the mutability of human affairs. Hay's dances celebrate mutability; the performers can choose their gender each time. These problems of cost must be solved if any mechanism to increase general mutability is to persist. The mutability suggested by those two comments seemed all too familiar. Darwin had been aware since 1837 that the creationist doctrine of fixed species would crumble if only he could find extreme mutability within one species. Over the past 10 years, experimental observations have suggested that bacteria might be able to alter their mutability purposefully in response to stress. They are claiming an immutable state when their behavior shows extreme mutability. Definition of mutability in US English: mutability nounˌmyo͞odəˈbilədēˌmjudəˈbɪlədi Liability or tendency to change. the incessant mutability of species the very diversity of his fans suggest his mutability Example sentencesExamples This scale assesses emotional stability: high scores indicate maturity and calmness; low scores indicate emotional mutability and greater susceptibility to feelings. These problems of cost must be solved if any mechanism to increase general mutability is to persist. He criticizes the author for underestimating the mutability and interpenetration of cultures. Darwin had been aware since 1837 that the creationist doctrine of fixed species would crumble if only he could find extreme mutability within one species. They are claiming an immutable state when their behavior shows extreme mutability. On waking he laments the mutability of human affairs. Sellers translated his vocal mutability into a visual variety, applying wigs and fake noses, playing old men and women, and creating a new kind of stardom. Hay's dances celebrate mutability; the performers can choose their gender each time. The mutability suggested by those two comments seemed all too familiar. Over the past 10 years, experimental observations have suggested that bacteria might be able to alter their mutability purposefully in response to stress.
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