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ADJECTIVE
  1. such that alteration is possible; having a marked tendency to change
    changeable moods
    changeable behavior
    changeable prices

How To Use changeful In A Sentence

  • What's happened to all of us, the once hopeful and changeful? Ilana Ross: Before Vampires, There Was Politics
  • When we analyze music works,[sentence dictionary] we cannot ignore it for its shortness and changefulness. We should take a strict and scientific attitude and method towards analyzing and studying it.
  • He has a body weak and frail like other men; he has affections and passions like every one born of woman: he lives in a changeful world.
  • Whom changeful Fortune martyrs, guides and thralls! The Age Reviewed
  • A day was coming, and it was the day of reality for which he lived, ever present and ever certain, when this sad world was to put _off for ever_ its changefulness and its misery, and the grave was to be robbed of its victory, and the bodies were to come forth purified by their long sleep. Sermons Preached at Brighton Third Series
  • Our ville, so important to us, has scarcely an existence for our home government, and administrative changes there float over us like clouds of heaven, without touching us in their changefulness. Lippincott's Magazine, August, 1885
  • Thus I lightly shift my body into diverse phases, and am beheld in varying wise; for changefully now cramped stiffness draws in my limbs, now the virtue of my tall body unfolds them, and suffers them to touch the cloud-tops. The Danish History, Books I-IX
  • And from the three long uncurtained windows the beautiful stretch of meadow and moorland, the far violet of the hills, and the unchanging changefulness of cloud and sky. The Railway Children
  • In changeful environment, whether already have lost original ego.
  • These Oreads are peculiar: they come upon you with an unearthly charm, like some starlight evening; they inspire a wild but not warm delight; their beauty is the beauty of spirits: their grace is not the grace of life, but of seasons or scenes in nature: theirs is the dewy bloom of morning - the languid flush of evening - the peace of the moon - the changefulness of clouds. Shirley, by Charlotte Bronte
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