fickleness — the quality of being changeable in loyalty, affection, or belief; inconstancy
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the quality of being changeable in loyalty, affection, or belief; inconstancy
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈfɪkəlnəs/
Example Sentences
- The weather's fickleness ruined our perfect picnic plans for the third time this month.
- Her fickleness in choosing restaurants drove her friends crazy - she changed her mind five times in ten minutes.
- The fickleness of public opinion can make or break a politician's career overnight.
fickleness
NOUN[/ˈfɪkəlnəs/]
the quality of being changeable in loyalty, affection, or belief; inconstancy
His fickleness shows as he changes lunch orders three times before the waiter even leaves.
Through sickness and thickness, fickleness reveals itself
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“The weather's fickleness ruined our perfect picnic plans for the third time this month.”
“Her fickleness in choosing restaurants drove her friends crazy - she changed her mind five times in ten minutes.”
“The fickleness of public opinion can make or break a politician's career overnight.”
“His fickleness about career choices worried his parents, who watched him switch majors four times.”
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