Definition of permutable in English:

permutable

adjective pəˈmjuːtəb(ə)l

1Liable to change.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Williamsburg four-piece, in the current version of their permutable lineup, delivers an all-around solid EP.
- They follow a very permutable border between organization and movement.
- Proteins' maddeningly intricate and all too permutable chains of peptides and amino acids were at the heart of the challenge of creating their new approach.
- It is a very permutable undertaking trying to develop Discovery Park.
- I that matter hold more honorable which in it selfe is firme, not permutable.
2Able to be changed or exchanged.
Example sentencesExamples
- In mathematical parlance, the prime number 113 is said to be permutable because it remains prime regardless of how the digits are arranged, that is 131 and 311.
- Some letters are permutable, being such in general as are formed by the same organs.
- Students might try to find other of these "absolute" or "permutable" primes.
- The resultant formulae are productive, being permutable and much more informative than those composed of simple algorithms.
- Because they are letter-like units they are far more easily permutable than actual speech sounds.
Synonyms
alterable, adjustable, modifiable, variable, convertible, mutable, exchangeable, interchangeable, replaceable, transposable

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin permutabilis 'liable to change, changeable', from permutare (see permute) + -able.

词汇	permutable
释义	Definition of permutable in English: permutable adjective pəˈmjuːtəb(ə)l 1Liable to change. Example sentencesExamples The Williamsburg four-piece, in the current version of their permutable lineup, delivers an all-around solid EP. They follow a very permutable border between organization and movement. Proteins' maddeningly intricate and all too permutable chains of peptides and amino acids were at the heart of the challenge of creating their new approach. It is a very permutable undertaking trying to develop Discovery Park. I that matter hold more honorable which in it selfe is firme, not permutable. 2Able to be changed or exchanged. Example sentencesExamples In mathematical parlance, the prime number 113 is said to be permutable because it remains prime regardless of how the digits are arranged, that is 131 and 311. Some letters are permutable, being such in general as are formed by the same organs. Students might try to find other of these "absolute" or "permutable" primes. The resultant formulae are productive, being permutable and much more informative than those composed of simple algorithms. Because they are letter-like units they are far more easily permutable than actual speech sounds. Synonyms alterable, adjustable, modifiable, variable, convertible, mutable, exchangeable, interchangeable, replaceable, transposable Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin permutabilis 'liable to change, changeable', from permutare (see permute) + -able.
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