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Another word for mutability

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Noun
  1. See also:

    uncertainty

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Sentence Examples

  • His cosmology was an assertion not so much of the immutability of the One as rather of the mutability of the Many.

  • The Celtic artists drew inspiration from the infinitely subtle mutability of nature.

  • From that time the question of the pleomorphism (mutability of shape) of the bacteria has been hotly discussed; but it is now generally agreed that, while a various forms of bacteria and the and their arrangement.

  • Rivers began to perceive that it was possible to rise too high for the safety of a subject, and he is now described to us as one who "conceiveth well the mutability and the unstableness of this life."

  • extended throughout space and enduring throughout time, which reason discovers beneath the variety and the mutability of things] being now complete, it remains in " Opinion " to describe the plurality of things, not as they are, for they are not, but as they seem to be.

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