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Commutable

usgb/kəˈmjuːtəbl/Volume
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Flexible UsePlay
The word suggests flexibility and possibilities of change in different contexts. SlideHis work hours are commutable depending on project demands.
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Not PermanentPlay
'Commutable' implies a temporary state that can be transformed into another. SlideThe arrangement is commutable if the team's situation changes.
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Potential ChangesPlay
Focus on what the current thing could potentially become or be replaced with. SlideThe contract terms are commutable based on performance metrics.