👉 Mutatis is a term used in linguistics to describe a change or modification of an existing word, phrase, or sentence. It refers to changes that occur within a sentence or paragraph and do not necessarily alter its meaning or context. Mutativeness can be found in many different types of texts, including literature, poetry, essays, scripts, and even advertisements. A common example of mutatis is the word "mutiny," which was used by the British during the American Revolutionary War to describe the
