mutably

Not Starn, not Sradek, nor any of the false guises he had worn as smoothly and as mutably as the skies of ch'Havran wore their clouds.

The pronoun referred to those aspects of an awareness that, mutably as occasion required, devoted themselves to this business; and the awareness itself was a changeable part of a vastly larger whole.

Until then, the ramifications of Francie's purported reappearance are allowed to evolve stealthily, mutably - at one moment she's an angel of death, at others a ghost or a sort of fairy godmother.

To describe what actually occurred would require the mathematics ol wave mechanics and an entire concept of multi-leveled, mutably dimensioned reality that it had taken minds much greater than humankind's a long time to work out, We can, however, try to make clear that what took place in the system was not a mere simulation.