fickleness

noun

Meaning

A tendency to change one's mind, loyalties, or interests frequently and without a clear reason.

Examples

The fickleness of the weather made it impossible to plan the outdoor wedding with any certainty.
Politicians are often criticized for the fickleness of their public support depending on the latest polls.

Synonyms: changeability, inconstancy, capriciousness, mercurial nature

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fickleness

noun

Pronunciation: ˈfɪkəlnəs

Definition

A tendency to change one's mind, loyalties, or interests frequently and without a clear reason.

Examples

The fickleness of the weather made it impossible to plan the outdoor wedding with any certainty.
Politicians are often criticized for the fickleness of their public support depending on the latest polls.
His fickleness in business partnerships left his colleagues feeling uncertain about his long-term commitment.

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