To change from one state, condition, or direction to another; to alter, shift about, give way.
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| 释义 | the mind > will > decision > irresolution or vacillation > inconstancy > be inconstant			[verb (intransitive)]		 (21)		 flitc1386 To change from one state, condition, or direction to another; to alter, shift about, give way. waivec1425 figurative. To stray, wander in purpose. flitter1543 Of a person: To shift about in mind; to waver. Obsolete. to play fast and loose1557 to play fast and loose (also to play at fast and loose and variants): to be inconstant or inconsistent, esp. regarding one's obligations to others… range1557 intransitive. To change from one (esp. romantic) attachment to another; to change affections, to be inconstant. Obsolete. vary1557 To be inconsistent in one's statements; to introduce a difference or discrepancy. halve1566 intr. To render half service or obedience. to blow hot and cold1577 to blow hot and cold: (figurative) to be or to do one thing at one time, another at another; to be inconsistent or vacillating. (In reference to… flirt1578 figurative. To flit inconstantly from one object to another. Obsolete. laveer1598 intransitive. To beat to windward; to tack. to weathercock it1654 intr. to weathercock it: to veer or vary like a weathercock. Obsolete. Subcategories:— 			devote oneself to many things			(1)		 — 			temporize or trim			(6)		 — 			become weak in character			(2)		 — 			be whimsical			(1)		 | 
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