CEFR C1

Inconstant

adjective

Meaning

Frequently changing, especially in affection, loyalty, or purpose; unreliable or fickle.

Examples

Her inconstant nature made it difficult for anyone to truly trust her commitments.
The weather in the mountains is notoriously inconstant, shifting from sun to rain in minutes.

Synonyms: fickle, changeable, unreliable, capricious, mercurial

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Inconstant (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkɒnstənt/

Definition

Frequently changing, especially in affection, loyalty, or purpose; unreliable or fickle.

Examples

Her inconstant nature made it difficult for anyone to truly trust her commitments.
The weather in the mountains is notoriously inconstant, shifting from sun to rain in minutes.
He was criticized for his inconstant political views, often aligning with different parties.

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