a capable of or tending to change in form or quality or nature
a mutable substance the mutable ways of fortune mutable weather patterns a mutable foreign policy
The Navesink: A Photo Exhibit Over the course of a year, Gerda Liebmann stood on the banks of the Navesink River each week and photographed the mutable riverscape from the same spot. Many of her impressions can be seen in an exhibit at the Monmouth Beach Cultural Center. read more
June 29, 2013 - Independent
Henry Threadgill in New York Times I write mutable music,Mr. Threadgill said recently at De Robertis Caffe, a regular haunt around the corner from his East Village apartment. "I'm not interested in the fixed idea."
William Langewiesche in Scotsman But, Langewiesche writes, there is a "likelihood that much of the network he established remains alive worldwide, and that by its very nature - loose, unstructured, technically specialized, determinedly amoral - it is both resilient and mutable and...