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- pronunciation:
- fI
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 l
- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective)
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adjective |
| definition: |
quickly changing without reason or warning, esp. in affection or allegiance; variable or capricious.
The public is fickle, and no film star or recording artist remains on top forever.- synonyms:
- capricious, changeable, fanciful, mercurial, mutable, unstable, variable, volatile
- antonyms:
- constant, saturnine, true
- similar words:
- erratic, flighty, impetuous, impulsive, inconstant, indecisive, moody, uncertain, unpredictable, unreliable, unsteady, wayward, whimsical
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| related words: |
dizzy, inconsistent, irregular, temperamental, variable, volatile |
adverb + (adj.)fickle
notoriously
(adj.)fickle
+ adverb
increasingly
(adj.)fickle
+ noun
audience,
beast,
bunch,
business,
consumer,
crowd,
customer,
electorate,
fashion,
fate,
finger,
fortune,
industry,
investor,
loyalty,
market,
memory,
mood,
nature,
partner,
politician,
politics,
public,
taste,
teen,
trend,
viewer,
voter,
weather,
whim,
wind
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| derivation: |
fickleness (n.) |
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