Definition Synonyms
Definition of inconstant - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
variableRare not constant or stable in natureRare
- The weather here is inconstant and unpredictable.
2.
relationshipRare unfaithful or unreliable in relationshipsRare
- He was known to be inconstant in his romantic affairs.
Origin of inconstant
Latin, in (not) + constans (constant)
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Examples of inconstant in a sentence
The inconstant tides affected the fishermen's plans. Her inconstant nature made friendships difficult. The inconstant partner often broke promises.
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- French:inconstant, infidèle, ...
- German:unbeständig, treulos, ...
- Italian:instabile, incostante, ...
- Spanish:inconstante, infiel, ...
- Portuguese:inconstante, volúvel, ...
- Chinese:变化无常的, 不忠的, ...
- Japanese:不安定な, 不誠実な, ...
- Arabic:متقلب, غَير وَفِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא קָבוּעַ, לֹא נֶאֱמָן, ...
- Russian:непостоянный, неверный, ...
- Ukrainian:нестабільний, ненадійний, ...
- Hindi:अस्थिर, अविश्वासी, ...
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