1. capable of being moved or transferred from one place or position to another
2. capable of being rearranged or changed in order or sequence
Usage: mathematics; music

Examples

• The modular furniture pieces are transposable to fit different room layouts.
• In algebra, transposable terms can be moved from one side of an equation to the other.
• The composer wrote transposable melodies that could be played in different keys.
• These transposable elements in DNA can move to new locations in the genome.
• The puzzle pieces are transposable, allowing for multiple solution patterns.
• Transposable data fields make the spreadsheet more flexible for analysis.