mutable

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/ˈmjuːtəbl/
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Translations

mutableadjective
more mutable
Comp.
most mutable
Super.
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Fashion trends are mutable and often shift from season to season.
Les tendances de la mode sont changeantes et évoluent souvent d’une saison à l’autre.
mutableBiologie, génétique : susceptible de mutation.
This virus has a highly mutable genome.
Ce virus possède un génome hautement mutable.
modifiableInformatique : peut être modifié après création.
Mutable objects can be changed after they are created.
Les objets modifiables peuvent être modifiés après leur création.
mutableAstrologie : se dit des signes zodiacaux dits mutables.
Gemini is a mutable sign.
Les Gémeaux sont un signe mutable.
Additional translations
mutableSoutenu ou littéraire.

Definitions

mutableadjective
Capable of or subject to change or alteration.
The mutable nature of fashion trends makes it difficult to keep up with the latest styles.
(Biology, Genetics) Liable or able to undergo mutation.
Certain viruses have highly mutable genomes, allowing them to evade immune responses.
(Computing) Able to be modified after creation; not fixed or immutable.
In many programming languages, strings are mutable objects that can be altered in place.
(Astrology) Relating to or designating the zodiacal modality that is adaptable and changeable (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, Pisces).
Mutable signs are believed to be flexible and quick to adjust to new circumstances.