Labile - English meaning

Labile – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
Liable to change; easily altered.
Usage examples:
Persons whose blood pressure is more labile will carry an enhanced risk of heart attack

adjective
Changing often or easily
Usage examples:
Emotionally labile characters, a labile pulse, labile proteins

不稳定的

Labiel, Wankelbaar

Labile

Labil

अस्थिर, अस्थायी, ढिलमिल, ढिलमिल-यक़ीन, बदलनेवाला, परिवर्तनशील

Labile

불안정한

Лабильный, Неустойчивый, Колеблющийся

Lábil

Word origin

late Middle English (in the sense ‘liable to err or sin’): from late Latin labilis, from labi ‘to fall’.

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verb
To make (a substance, bond, etc.) labile.

noun
The action of making a substance, bond, etc., labile; the process of becoming labile; an instance of this.

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