What is another word for most shifting?
414 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ mˈə͡ʊst ʃˈɪftɪŋ], [ mˈəʊst ʃˈɪftɪŋ], [ m_ˈəʊ_s_t ʃ_ˈɪ_f_t_ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for most shifting:
- active (adjective)
- changeable (adjective)
- errant (adjective)
- erratic (adjective)
- fitful (adjective)
- fluid (adjective)
- incongruent (adjective)
- incongruous (adjective)
- inconstant (adjective)
- intermittent (adjective)
- irregular (adjective)
- itinerant (adjective)
- migrant/migratory (adjective)
- migrational (adjective)
- momentary (adjective)
- moving (adjective)
- ranging (adjective)
- short-range (adjective)
- short-term (adjective)
- standardizing (adjective)
- temporary (adjective)
- transmigratory (adjective)
- unsettled (adjective)
- unsteady (adjective)
- vacillating (adjective)
- vagabond (adjective)
- variable (adjective)
- varying (adjective)
Synonyms for Most shifting:
adj.
• active (adjective)- effective,
- streaming,
- bustling,
- restless,
- at work,
- functioning,
- pushing,
- going,
- operating,
- in force,
- walking,
- swarming,
- Exertive,
- movable,
- moving,
- rustling,
- alive,
- progressive,
- rolling,
- rushing,
- flowing,
- speeding,
- running,
- operative,
- astir,
- working,
- efficacious,
- in play,
- turning,
- hasty,
- mobile,
- in process,
- speedy,
- rapid,
- traveling,
- impelling,
- simmering,
- shifting.
- fickle,
- convertible,
- changeful,
- unpredictable,
- variant,
- irresponsible,
- inconstant,
- unstable,
- revocable,
- kaleidoscopic,
- transformable,
- irregular,
- agitated,
- vagrant,
- impulsive,
- capricious,
- flighty,
- commutative,
- unsteady,
- spasmodic,
- volatile,
- fluid,
- reversible,
- variable,
- protean,
- whimsical,
- fluctuating,
- versatile,
- mercurial,
- unreliable,
- indecisive,
- mutable,
- skittish,
- irresolute,
- uncertain,
- vacillating,
- Permutable,
- transitional,
- varying,
- fitful,
- wavering,
- unsettled.
- erratic,
- roving,
- ranging,
- stray,
- heretic,
- rambling,
- wandering,
- offending,
- fallible,
- Roaming,
- naughty,
- mischievous,
- devious,
- drifting,
- Misbehaving,
- unorthodox,
- Deviating,
- wayward,
- Errable,
- meandering,
- straying,
- aberrant,
- miscreant,
- off straight and narrow,
- sinning,
- erring.
- bizarre,
- inconsistent,
- incalculable,
- oddball,
- dicey,
- iffy,
- strange,
- idiosyncratic,
- desultory,
- Fluctuant,
- flaky,
- dubious,
- anomalous,
- arbitrary,
- weird,
- planetary,
- unnatural,
- undirected,
- unusual,
- directionless,
- peculiar,
- abnormal,
- eccentric,
- Vagarious,
- nomadic,
- changeable.
- disturbed,
- intermittent,
- restive,
- hit-or-miss,
- haphazard,
- flickering,
- random,
- herky-jerky,
- periodic,
- catchy,
- on-again-off-again,
- spastic,
- interrupted,
- recurrent,
- bits and pieces,
- broken,
- spotty.
- extraneous,
- unsuited,
- disconsonant,
- incoherent,
- illogical,
- discordant,
- unconnected,
- disparate,
- jumbled,
- improper,
- unsuitable,
- unbalanced,
- inapropos,
- alien,
- inappropriate,
- irreconcilable,
- distorted,
- incongruent,
- inapt,
- uncoordinated,
- twisted,
- lopsided,
- unbecoming,
- unavailing,
- uneven,
- conflicting,
- Out of keeping,
- contradictory,
- fantastic,
- unrelated,
- mismatched,
- incompatible,
- divergent,
- unintelligible,
- foreign.
- on and off,
- rhythmical,
- Isochronal,
- Discontinuing,
- serial,
- infrequent,
- cyclical,
- metrical,
- discontinuous,
- alternate,
- stop-and-go,
- seasonal,
- Iterant,
- Recurring,
- arrested,
- epochal,
- iterative,
- cyclic,
- Isochronous,
- Punctuated,
- checked,
- periodical,
- rhythmic,
- by bits and pieces,
- now and then,
- every other,
- occasional,
- here and there.
- out of order,
- faltering,
- sporadic,
- unconsidered,
- nonuniform,
- weaving,
- unmethodical,
- jerky,
- disconnected,
- aimless,
- unsystematic,
- up and down,
- casual,
- fragmentary,
- shaky,
- Designless,
- patchy,
- unpunctual,
- purposeless,
- indiscriminate.
- ambulant,
- on foot,
- gypsy,
- ambulatory,
- journeying,
- vagabond,
- wayfaring,
- migratory,
- afoot,
- travelling,
- peripatetic,
- riding the rails.
- immigrant,
- on the move,
- Transmigratory,
- nomad,
- itinerant,
- impermanent,
- Emigrating,
- passing over,
- transient,
- errant,
- migratorial,
- passing through,
- temporary,
- Immigrating,
- migrative,
- changing,
- tramp.
- instantaneous,
- evanescent,
- short-lived,
- summary,
- fugitive,
- gone in flash,
- transitory,
- fugacious,
- ephemeral,
- cursory,
- Flitting,
- like lightning,
- dreamlike,
- flashing,
- short,
- in wink of an eye,
- passing,
- vanishing,
- quick,
- flying.
- climbing,
- Progressing,
- portable,
- unfixed,
- advancing,
- jumping,
- Evolving,
- Unsteadfast,
- motile,
- Traversing.
- regularizing,
- regulating,
- normalizing,
- balancing,
- directive,
- regulative,
- determining,
- controlling,
- directing.
- brief,
- interim,
- pro tempore,
- slapdash,
- substitute,
- ad hoc,
- ad interim,
- provisory,
- for the time being,
- limited,
- make-do,
- mortal,
- supply,
- provisional,
- temp,
- overnight,
- momentary,
- makeshift,
- stopgap,
- fleeting,
- perishable,
- band-aid,
- pro tem,
- acting.
- complex,
- uneasy,
- perilous,
- unpeaceful,
- unrestful,
- flustered,
- perturbed,
- confused,
- precarious,
- disorderly,
- complicated,
- kinetic,
- busy,
- active,
- ticklish,
- unnerved,
- shaken,
- rattled,
- thrown,
- on edge,
- insecure,
- fidgety,
- shook up,
- wobbling,
- troubled,
- anxious,
- unquiet,
- explosive,
- antsy,
- tense.
- hesitating,
- unsure,
- swaying,
- tentative,
- hesitant,
- oscillating,
- tottering,
- vibrating,
- staggering,
- undecided.
How to use "Most shifting" in context?
When it comes to shifting, there isn't a single right or wrong way to go about it - as long as you're getting the job done effectively. In this article, we'll discuss the four main types of shifters and how to best use them for your own shifting needs.
Diagonal shifters:
Diagonal shifters (also known as "horseshoes") are probably the most common type of shifter on the market. They're simple to operate and easy to find, making them a good option for first-time shifters.
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