mutability
Noun: 1. The quality or state of being capable of change or alteration. This refers to the inherent property of something to undergo transformation, modification, or variation. 2. The quality of being unstable, inconstant, or subject to change. This sense often carries a connotation of unpredictability or lack of permanence.
The word "mutability" is a formal term used to describe an abstract quality. It is commonly employed in philosophical, scientific, literary, and general discussions about the nature of change. * In philosophy and literature, it often contemplates the transient nature of life, emotions, or worldly things. * In science, it describes the property of a substance, system, or genetic material to change. * In general use, it can describe the changeable nature of opinions, fashions, or circumstances.
- The poet reflected on the mutability of human fortune.
- A key characteristic of living organisms is their genetic mutability, which allows for evolution.
- The mutability of fashion trends makes the industry both exciting and unpredictable.
- Her constant changes of opinion revealed a frustrating mutability in her character.
- "The mutability of all things": A classic philosophical phrase emphasizing that everything in existence is subject to change and decay.
- "Inherent mutability": Used to specify that the capacity for change is a fundamental, built-in property of a system or entity.
- Mutable (adjective): Capable of or subject to change.
- Mutate (verb): To undergo change or cause to change.
- Mutation (noun): The process or result of changing.
- Immutable (adjective): Unchanging over time or unable to be changed.
- Changeability
- Variability
- Instability
- Inconstancy
- Transience
- Fluidity
- Immutability
- Permanence
- Stability
- Constancy
- Fixedness
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the quality of being capable of mutation
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