Definitionn. the quality of being capable of mutation
Last update: September 26, 2015
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In the Protogaea, xxvi., Leibnitz distinctly suggests the mutability of species " Alii mirantur in saxis passim species videri quas vel in orbe cognito, vel saltem in vicinis locis frustra quaeras. [Please select]
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The gentle sadness of the autumn day had moved her to discourse on the mutability of mundane things. [Please select]
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Inevitably it was around the central circumstance of death--death, the final witness to human mutability--that these commemorative cravings clustered most thickly. [Please select]
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They seemed examples of man's creative power, and at the same time warnings of the vanity and mutability of earthly greatness. [Please select]
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The former argues from the imperfection and mutability of our reason to like characteristics in natural religion. [Please select]
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The conviction that the rule of neo-Kantianism is provisional does not rest merely on the mutability of human affairs. [Please select]
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I thought he might perhaps relent after such an evidence of the mutability of human affairs. [Please select]
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