transmutable

The sudden change in character should not have surprised her; she had forgotten how transmutable these humans could be.

As if in an economics class I had been ushered over into a column of transmutable commodities: the Murdered.

He had to have made a mistake somewhere; no intelligent race known to the Federation had such bizarre and transmutable biology.

They are also not exchangeable for any means of production hence they are not transmutable into Capital.

Yes, transmutable, transportable and apparently intelligent objects are eminently appealing to a new breed of urban sophisticate.

"Species not transmutable," Bree's book on.

Magic, the reduction of properties to simplicity, making them transmutable to utilise them afresh by direction, without capitalization, bearing fruit many times.

There is no evidence to conclude that elk CWD is transmutable to humans, and research concerning CWD and its effect on the eco-system continues.

Post-modernism challenges a systematic, analytical approach to the understanding of the human psyche, as inherently flawed by the impossibility of taking a detached, 'objective' position; and favours instead a transmutable position which may maintain the possibility of taking conceptual hold of a self that is itself decentered.