changeably

The content of the philosophy has been changeably interpreted by different philosophers.

And then his several colours he wears; wherein he flourisheth changeably, every day.

The two terms "online shop" and "electronic" or "e-shop" are used inter changeably.

Water sheened like burnished silver, changeably etched by cool air that carried fragrances of growth from the land.

The word patient is less descriptive because it implies illness, but it is used inter- changeably.

Then-here's my guess-tremendous magnetic fields are interacting, the star's and the planet's, changeably, chaotically.

Answer guide: These are alternative terms which are often used inter changeably to describe the figure arrived at after taking the accumulated depreciation away from the historic cost.

Even thou the duff and Aravana are two different types of arts, they are used inter changeably for the word duff and not Aravana.

Before the black-armored image there hung seven silver lamps, wrought in the form of horses' skulls, with flames issuing changeably in blue and purple and crimson from their eye-sockets.

But a certain fine temper of being was now not brought out in full relief, but changeably and imperfectly betrayed, of which it was the function to deal with all beautiful and enjoyable things.