It would be, on the contrary, a fact precisely corresponding with the actual and well-known transmutability of speech-sounds into each other as occurs in the phenomena of Etymology and Comparative Philology.
The transmutability of one element into another indefinitely, would not, in any but a certain absolute or transcendental sense, cause the Elements to be regarded as one, or as any less number than now.
The belief in it and in the transmutability of matter was by no means absurd, but rather it must be counted as a phase in the development of human thought.
These instruction books have recognized the great transmutability of the sexual libido.
This would help to make the conception of their transmutability all the more natural, as it suggests that the process may be effected by steady condensation.
I do not mean to affirm here in a positive manner the transmutability of bodies, or to point it out as a subject for investigation; still less do I pretend to say what ought to be the opinion of savants upon this point.
Liebig not only denies the transmutability of elements, but rejects the spontaneous formation of germs.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "transmutability" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
