The quality of being unsteadfast. Of persons or conduct.

Faithlessness, inconstancy, treachery. Also an instance of this.

The condition of being unstable; instability. Of persons, the mind, etc.

The action of the verb, in various senses.

Fickleness of conduct: = inconstancy, n. 1.

Inconstancy in persons; variableness, changeableness. Obsolete.

changeableness.

The quality of being unstable; lack of stability in regard to position, condition, or moral qualities; want of steadiness, fixity, or firmness of…

The fact or quality of being variable, inconstant, or fickle; (also) capacity to be changed.

Disposition to change; variableness, inconstancy; fickleness. Now chiefly literary and poetic.

Inconstancy of mood or attitude; caprice, fickleness; an instance of this. Now rare.

The fact or quality of being variable, inconstant, or fickle.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

Mutability; changeableness.

Unsteadiness, fickleness. Obsolete. rare.

Unstableness, instability.

Inconstancy; variableness.

Of persons (or things personified, as Fortune): Fickleness of conduct or purpose; changeableness of character or disposition; unsteadfastness. Also…

Changeableness, inconstancy, variableness.

= inconstancy, n. 1.

Inconstancy.

Inconstancy.

The quality or attribute of being easily influenced or directed; flexibility, submissiveness, adaptability.

Inconstancy, inconsistency; shiftiness. Obsolete.

Tendency to change or turn from one condition to another; changeableness, mutability, inconstancy. Obsolete. Of persons.

As a moral or mental quality, in various senses. Incapacity for lasting affection, resolution, or conviction; heedlessness in making and breaking…

Want of stability; changeableness.

= flexibility, n. in various senses.

figurative. The action or fact of wandering or digressing in mind, opinion, thought, etc.; an instance of this. (Cf. 3.)

The quality or condition of being self-inconsistent; lack of internal consistency or coherence.

Of persons: Want of consistency in thought or action; esp. discrepancy between principles and practice, or between one action and another.

The quality of being easily influenced; in bad sense, credulity; want of firmness, fickleness.

Inconsistent action or conduct; = inconsistency, n. 4.

The condition or quality in persons, their conduct, etc., of being changeable, fickle, or inconstant; tendency or liability to vary in opinion or…

Opposition between things of the same class of parts of the same thing; disagreement, discordance, discrepancy, inconsistency.

The action or fact of vacillating or varying in respect of conduct or opinion; an instance of this; a changing or swinging round.

The state or quality of being changeful, varying, or inconstant.

constant changing of opinions or principles.

an inclination towards or habit of pirouetting.

changeableness.

the art or practice of pirouetting.

The character or state of being volatile; volatility. Chiefly figurative.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

= fickleness, n. 2.