Changeable

/ˈʧeɪnʤəbl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Capable of being changed or altered.

The weather in this region is highly changeable; one moment it's sunny, and the next it could be pouring rain.

Subject to variation or fluctuation.

His changeable mood made it difficult for his friends to know how to approach him.

Having the ability to change or be changed easily.

The changeable fashion trends mean that what is in style one season could be out the next.

Not constant or stable.

The stock market is notoriously changeable, making investments risky.

Middle English: from change + -able.

changeable weather:

weather that frequently changes

changeable patterns:

patterns that can be altered or modified easily

wishy-washy

His decision was so changeable, it was completely wishy-washy.

flip-flop

She has a flip-flop attitude about relationships; one day she loves them, the next she's done.