capricious
adjectiveChanging unpredictably according to whim rather than consistent reasons.
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adjectiveCharacterized by activity or change, or by interactions that produce change.
Active and changing
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exponential
adjectiveChanging by a constant proportional factor over equal intervals, or relating to a quantity expressed with an exponent.
Involving a constant proportional factor
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fickle
adjectiveChanging loyalties, preferences, or attitudes unpredictably.
mercurial
adjectiveChanging mood or behavior quickly and unpredictably.
monotone
nounSpeech or sound that remains at one pitch with little variation.
mutable
adjectiveCapable of changing or prone to change.
persuasive
adjectiveAble to influence belief or action through convincing reasons or presentation.
transitional
adjectiveConnected with a change from one condition, stage, or system to another.
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