What is another word for fickleness?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈɪkə͡lnəs], [ fˈɪkəlnəs], [ f_ˈɪ_k_əl_n_ə_s]
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Similar words for fickleness:
- caprice (noun)
- faithlessness (noun)
- fickleness (noun)
- flightiness (noun)
- insecureness (noun)
- instability (noun)
- irresolution (noun)
- levity (noun)
- motivelessness (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- perfidiousness (noun)
- unfaithfulness (noun)
- unsteadiness (noun)
- unsureness (noun)
- other synonyms
- instability
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Fickleness:
n.
• caprice (noun)- gag,
- fool notion,
- perversity,
- jerk,
- rib,
- kink,
- contrariety,
- fitfulness,
- bee,
- temper,
- mood,
- impulse,
- whim,
- fad,
- put on,
- quirk,
- peculiarity,
- thought,
- changeableness,
- caper,
- freak,
- crotchet,
- sporadicalness,
- vein,
- inconsistency,
- fancy,
- whimsy,
- humor,
- fluctuation,
- notion,
- vagary,
- inconstancy.
- disbelief,
- treason,
- skepticism,
- dishonesty,
- betrayal,
- treachery,
- perfidy,
- doubt,
- unfaithfulness,
- fraud.
- unpredictabilities,
- restlessness,
- vacillation,
- wavering,
- irresolution,
- waverings,
- alternation,
- insecurity,
- anxiety,
- disquiet,
- in security,
- unpredictability,
- hesitation,
- oscillation,
- disequilibrium,
- inquietude,
- immaturity,
- flightiness,
- unsteadiness,
- impermanence,
- weakness,
- uncertainty,
- Uncertainties,
- Unfixedness,
- precariousness,
- vulnerability,
- insecureness,
- frailty,
- fluidity,
- mutabilities,
- transience,
- irregularity,
- shakiness.
- wateriness,
- unwillingness,
- halfheartedness,
- shyness,
- impulsiveness,
- tentativeness,
- infirmity,
- hesitance,
- double-mindedness,
- indecisiveness,
- insipidity,
- ambivalence,
- spinelessness,
- shiftiness,
- yellowness.
- hilarity,
- absurdity,
- happiness,
- pleasantry,
- lightheartedness,
- amusement,
- jocularity,
- buoyancy,
- folly,
- repartee,
- wit,
- high spirits,
- mirth,
- facetiousness,
- laughs,
- festivity,
- picnic,
- foolishness,
- triviality,
- trifling.
- haphazardness,
- carelessness,
- arbitrariness,
- spasticity,
- waywardness,
- fancifulness,
- fleetingness,
- randomness.
- perfidiousness,
- infidelity,
- bad faith,
- levity,
- caprice,
- instability,
- Improbity,
- Whimsicalness,
- mercurialness,
- whimsicalities,
- wobbliness,
- airheadedness,
- whimsicality,
- treacherousness,
- faithlessness,
- variability,
- ricketiness,
- traitorousness,
- falseness,
- capriciousness,
- variabilities,
- unstableness,
- changeability.
Other synonyms:
• instability • Other relevant words (noun):- discover,
- dereliction,
- flighty,
- erratic,
- ridiculous,
- determine,
- cursory,
- proud,
- arbitrary,
- obliviously,
- assure,
- consider,
- nonsense,
- variety,
- desultory,
- dizzy,
- casual,
- imagine,
- variation,
- breach of promise,
- falsehood,
- whimsical,
- insensitively,
- changefulness,
- attend,
- inelegantly,
- devise,
- conceited,
- loose,
- absurd,
- disaffection,
- arrogant,
- ridiculously,
- foolish,
- volatile,
- fruitless,
- preposterous,
- insincerity,
- fast,
- indecision,
- half measures,
- awkwardly,
- vain,
- inanely,
- careless,
- ineptly,
- skittishness,
- tactlessly,
- depict,
- catch,
- cowardice,
- hollow,
- Unsteadfastness,
- moodiness,
- glib,
- eccentricity,
- rashness,
- fantastic,
- ludicrous,
- giddy,
- idle,
- inconstant,
- obtusely,
- incertitude,
- crassly,
- hollowness,
- stupidly,
- irrational,
- covet,
- suspense,
- maladroitly,
- badly,
- chance,
- unstable,
- Mugwumpery,
- second thoughts,
- variableness,
- timidity,
- capricious,
- hasty,
- falsity,
- frivolous,
- wanton,
- disloyalty,
- visualize,
- nonsensical,
- fickle,
- calculate,
- construe,
- assume,
- conceive,
- luck,
- frothiness,
- compute,
- see,
- empty,
- contrive,
- softness,
- thoughtlessness,
- change of mind,
- envision,
- cast,
- random,
- Blunderingly,
- dully,
- clumsily,
- unthinkingly.
How to use "Fickleness" in context?
Fickleness is a light noun meaning agility or flexibility in adapting or changing one's opinion or position.
Adjective:
1. Fickle is often thought of as a negative word, but in reality, it describes a person or thing that is easily swayed by the slightest of influences.
2. Fickleness can be both a curse and a blessing. On the one hand, it can lead to instability and disappointment. But on the other hand, it can also be a catalyst for growth and learning.
3. Fickleness can be caused by a variety of factors, from emotional to circumstantial.
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