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Mutant   /mjˈutənt/   Listen
Mutant

adjective
1.
Tending to undergo or resulting from mutation.



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"Mutant" Quotes from Famous Books



... population decreased, so did the habitable areas of Earth. The formerly overpopulated temperate regions were now ghastly jungles of self-choking mutant plant growth. Only what had been the waste areas—Antarctica, the Gobi, Australia, Patagonia and the Sahara-Arabia districts—could still support even the strange sorts of human life ...
— It's All Yours • Sam Merwin

... knew. I tried to keep my eyes on the stage, but it floated away from me in waves of light and colour. I was lost in wondering where I had better go to get fresh inspiration, to escape from the picture, from Viola, from myself. Away, I must get away. Coelum, non animum, mutant qui trans mare current is not always true. Our mind is but a chameleon and takes its hues ...
— Five Nights • Victoria Cross



Words linked to "Mutant" :   biological science, monster, creature, brute, organism, beast, being, freak, fauna, mutate, monstrosity, biology, animate being, lusus naturae, animal



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