1. capable of being changed or converted from one form, nature, or substance into another

Examples

• The alchemists believed that base metals were transmutable into gold.
• Energy is transmutable from one form to another according to the laws of physics.
• The artist viewed clay as a transmutable medium for expressing her ideas.
• Modern chemistry has shown that elements are transmutable under certain conditions.
• The company’s transmutable business model allowed it to adapt quickly to market changes.
• Scientists discovered that matter itself is transmutable at the atomic level.