fickle
ˈfɪkəl
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Adjective

1.
changeableliable to sudden unpredictable change
  • The weather here is notoriously fickle.
capricious changeable inconstant
2.
unreliablequick to change opinions or loyalties
  • She is too fickle to trust with secrets.
capricious inconstant unstable
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Origin of fickle

Old English, ficol (deceitful)

Terms with fickle included in their meaning

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behavior
irregular or fickle in behavior or mood
fickle person
person who changes opinions with the wind
relationship
woman who is fickle in love

Examples of fickle in a sentence

  • The fickle stock market worried investors.
  • The weather here is notoriously fickle.
  • His fickle nature makes him hard to predict.

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  1. French:instable, inconstant, ...
  2. German:wechselhaft, wankelmütig, ...
  3. Italian:instabile, volubile, ...
  4. Spanish:inestable, voluble, ...
  5. Portuguese:instável, ...
  6. Chinese:多变的, 善变的, ...
  7. Japanese:気まぐれな, 移り気な, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَقَلِّب, غَيْر مُسْتَقِرّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הֲפַכְפַּךְ, ...
  10. Russian:непостоянный, ненадежный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:непостійний, ненадійний, ...
  12. Hindi:अस्थिर, बदलमिज़ाज, ...
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