What is another word for inconstancies?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnkˈɒnstənsɪz], [ ɪnkˈɒnstənsɪz], [ ɪ_n_k_ˈɒ_n_s_t_ə_n_s_ɪ_z]
Synonyms for Inconstancies:
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n.
• caprice- bee ,
- caper ,
- changeableness ,
- contrariety ,
- crotchet ,
- fad ,
- fancy ,
- fickleness ,
- fitfulness ,
- fool notion ,
- freak ,
- gag ,
- humor ,
- impulse ,
- inconsistency ,
- inconstancy ,
- jerk ,
- kink ,
- mood ,
- notion ,
- peculiarity ,
- perversity ,
- put on ,
- quirk ,
- rib ,
- temper ,
- thought ,
- vagary ,
- vein ,
- whim ,
- whimsy .
- Ants ,
- Unsettledness ,
- activity ,
- agitation ,
- ailment ,
- antsiness ,
- anxiety ,
- bustle ,
- disquiet ,
- disquietude ,
- disturbance ,
- edginess ,
- excitability ,
- ferment ,
- fretfulness ,
- hurry ,
- inquietude ,
- insomnia ,
- jitters ,
- jumpiness ,
- movement ,
- nervousness ,
- restiveness ,
- transience ,
- turbulence ,
- turmoil ,
- uneasiness ,
- unrest ,
- worriedness .
- achilles heel ,
- appetite ,
- blemish ,
- chink in armor ,
- debility ,
- decrepitude ,
- deficiency ,
- delicacy ,
- enervation ,
- failing ,
- faintness ,
- fault ,
- feebleness ,
- flaw ,
- fondness ,
- fragility ,
- frailty ,
- gap ,
- impairment ,
- imperfection ,
- impotence ,
- inclination ,
- indecision ,
- infirmity ,
- invalidity ,
- irresolution ,
- lack ,
- languor ,
- lapse ,
- liking ,
- passion ,
- penchant ,
- powerlessness ,
- predilection ,
- proclivity ,
- prostration ,
- senility ,
- shortcoming ,
- soft spot ,
- sore point ,
- taste ,
- vice ,
- vitiation ,
- vulnerability .
How to use "Inconstancies" in context?
There are many inconsistencies in our lives that often confound us. They can be small, such as forgetting to put on a shirt or to return a book on time, or they can be much larger, such as forgetting someone's name or forgetting what we're doing. For most people, these inconsistencies often cause frustration and stress. In constancy theory, however, inconsistency is seen as a key component of human behavior. Constancy theory holds that humans are constantly searching for and building stability in their lives. In order to do this, they must constantly revise and update their beliefs and expectations about themselves, their world, and their relationships.
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