Definition Synonyms
Definition of fickleness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
changeabilityRare quality of being changeable in loyalty, interest, or affectionRare
- His fickleness was evident as he switched his favorite team yearly..
2.
unreliabilityRare lack of reliability or consistency in behaviorRare
- The fickleness of the weather ruined our plans.
Origin of fickleness
Old English, ficol (deceitful) + -ness (state of)
Examples of fickleness in a sentence
Her fickleness in relationships left her friends puzzled. His fickleness in decisions frustrated everyone. Investors worried about the market's fickleness.
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- French:versatilité, ...
- German:Wankelmut, Launenhaftigkeit, ...
- Italian:volubilità, instabilità, ...
- Spanish:volubilidad, capricho, ...
- Portuguese:volubilidade, falta de confiabilidade, ...
- Chinese:多变性, 不稳定, ...
- Japanese:気まぐれ, 不安定, ...
- Arabic:تَقَلُّب, عَدَم ثَبَات, ...
- Hebrew:הֲפַכְפְּכוּת, חֹסֶר אֱמִינוּת, ...
- Russian:непостоянство, ...
- Ukrainian:непостійність, ненадійність, ...
- Hindi:चंचलता, अविश्वसनीयता, ...
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