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tempolabile

tempolabile adjective: subject to change over time.

Adjective

tempolabile (comparative more tempolabile, superlative most tempolabile)

  1. Subject to change over time.
    • With the dried residue of pink-hued soap still pasted to my pores, I slink myself over the tempolabile grooves of my futon, stretching my neck upon the settee until my head hangs over the metal railing of the structure.2009, James Swift, How I Survived Three Years at a Two-Year Community College: A Junior Memoir of Epic Proportions, iUniverse, →ISBN, page 128

Forms of tempolabile

comparativemore tempolabile
superlativemost tempolabile

Origin of tempolabile

See temporo- and labile.

Questions about tempolabile

What does tempolabile mean?
Tempolabile means subject to change over time.
What part of speech is tempolabile?
Tempolabile is an adjective.

Words near tempolabile in the dictionary

  1. Tempoes
  2. tempofrost
  3. tempogram
  4. tempograms
  5. tempol
  6. tempolabile
  7. tempoparietal
  8. temporal
  9. temporal apophysis
  10. temporal arteries
  11. temporal artery

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