changeable

adjective (changeable, more changeable, most changeable)

«changeable» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Likely to change often, not staying the same, like changeable weather. tree →
Able to be changed. tree →

In the lessons

In geography and science it describes weather, especially in the UK and Ireland, where sun and rain can come in one day. In stories it describes moody characters. Phrases: "changeable weather", "changeable mood".

Examples

The weather is changeable, so take a raincoat. tree →
April weather in Ireland is very changeable. tree →
His mood was changeable, happy one minute and cross the next. tree →
The phone has a changeable cover. tree →
Weather forecasts say "changeable" when sun and showers mix. tree →

Note

Spelling trap: keep the e: change + able = changeable (the e keeps the g soft, like "j"). Not "changable".

On Mova

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