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transposable

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective transposable has 1 sense
  1. transposable, permutable - capable of changing sequence
    Antonym: unexchangeable (indirect, via exchangeable)

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Transposable

Definition:

Transposable is an adjective that refers to something capable of being moved, transferred, or rearranged.

Senses:

  1. In genetics, it describes a DNA sequence that is capable of changing its position within the genome.

  2. In music, it refers to a piece or section that can be performed in a different key or moved to a different pitch.

  3. In mathematics, it indicates an equation, formula, or expression that can be altered or rearranged without changing its meaning.

  4. In computing, it denotes the capability of data or code to be moved, copied, or reused in different parts of a program or algorithm.

Sample Sentences:

  • The transposable elements within the DNA of certain organisms can lead to genetic mutations.

  • As a pianist, she effortlessly played the transposable piece in various keys.

  • Mathematicians often examine transposable equations to find alternative solutions.

  • The modularity of the programming language allowed for easy transposable functions within the code.

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