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Inconstant

usgb/ɪnˈkɑːnstənt/Volume
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Describes someone whose feelings change quickly and unpredictably. SlideHe's an inconstant friend, one day warm and the next day cold.
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UncertaintyPlay
Expresses lack of reliability, creating an air of uncertainty. SlideHer inconstant attendance made it difficult to plan group projects.
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Negative TonePlay
Inconstant often implies a negative judgment and may suggest weakness. SlideThe inconstant winds made sailing a challenge.