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Mutable

usgb/ˈmjuːtəbl/Volume
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Emotional NuancePlay
Though neutral, 'mutable' can imply weakness in characters when flexibility goes too far. SlideHis mutable nature makes him an easy target for peer pressure.
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Not Always PositivePlay
'Mutable' doesn't always mean improvement; changes can be for worse. SlideThe mutable regulations often lead to confusion rather than clarity.
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Broader ContextPlay
Use 'mutable' to describe non-physical things like ideas or plans that can change. SlideOur strategy is mutable; we can adapt it as the project develops.