adjective / noun
variable
VAIR-ee-uh-bul/vˈɛriʌbʌl/
Able to take different forms or values.
The weather here is variable, with sunshine often giving way to rain.
Etymology
The pieces express being capable of change. The word has also described fickle people, connecting mere changeability with a tendency not to remain consistent.
In context
there are two types of adjectives in Hindi variable and in variant let us see what do the mean so variable change depending on gender and number of the noun
More examples
- This loan has a variable interest rate.
- In this equation, x is a variable.
- We test how variables like temperature and moisture affect plant growth.
Forms
variable · variables · more variable · most variable
vary verb — To change or differ in some way.
variability noun — The degree to which something changes or differs.
Similar words
- changeable
- Emphasizes readiness or likelihood to change, rather than differing values.
- fluctuating
- Describes repeated rises and falls, not merely possible changes.