| Nor does he exist changeably, so that he is now something that at some time he was not or will not be. |
| According to this view, a contingent effect of the type ut in pluribus is in its cause before its occurence in a determined way, albeit changeably. |
| A surface that changeably incorporates matt and shiny textures. |
| A tune, for him and his band, proceeds as changeably as in Mr. Konitz's hands. |
| By contrast, all other things exist changeably in some respect, so that at some time they were or will be something that they are not now. |
| My mind works rapidly, changeably, flexibly, logically, curiously, superficially, eclectically. |
