Inconstant is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCONSTANT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not constant, also UNCONSTANT
• frequently changing; variable or irregular
• (of a person or their behaviour) not faithful and dependable
• Not constant; not stable or uniform; subject to change of character, appearance, opinion, inclination, or purpose, etc.; not firm; unsteady; fickle; changeable; variable; -- said of persons or things; as, inconstant in love or friendship.
• likely to change frequently often without apparent or cogent reason; variable
• not constant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• likely to change frequently without apparent or cogent reason

Words related to INCONSTANT

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Words that contain INCONSTANT

inconstantly17

How to use INCONSTANT in a sentence

• Let the inconstant and those that are subject to waver, according to events, have recourse to oracles.
• Siliquastrum variegata, with neatly variegated foliage, though rather inconstant of character.
• It would be impossible to be inconstant to so fair a creature as Amabel.
• Hope and fear are inconstant pleasure and pain, arising from the idea of something past or to come, concerning whose coming and whose issue we are still in doubt.
• The more important his alliance with Saxony, the more anxiety the inconstant temper of John George caused him.
• Kauffer declared, that would be obliged to put up its shutters without this inconstant and difficult, but liberal customer.
• The only lucid intervals she had were in the presence of her inconstant husband.
• The fantastic and inconstant outline of the Corbiere, as we were hurried swiftly past it, was a subject of surprise and admiration.
• It is seen in the world that the nature of woman is inconstant.
• The wind was inconstant, sometimes blowing in puffs, while at moments there was a perfect lull.
• But in spite of the inconstant character of the emanation tube there are many reasons for preferring its use to the use of the radium tube.
• Young men may be lively and handsome, but they are inconstant in their attachments.
• He ought as carefully to study how to behave and how to pick out subjects of conversation, as if he were courting the most inconstant of women.
• It was in this condition, that Edric, Duke of Mercia, a man of some ability, but light, inconstant, and utterly devoid of all principle, proposed to buy a peace from the Danes.
• She tried to cheat herself with the thought that they were right and that she was the foolish and wicked inconstant.
• O swear not by the moon, the inconstant moon, That monthly changes in her circled orb, Lest that thy love prove likewise variable.
• I felt this very keenly, and I no longer sought an affection which had proved so inconstant.
• He gave up his heart to his heart’s Love, burst from the shackles of this inconstant world and ascended to the Kingdom that endures forever.
• Oh, changeful moon, inconstant moon! With horns now full, now void, thou wanderest.
• At the Price of a faithful Friend you have obtained an inconstant Mistress.
• He is inconstant and violent in his desires, and incapable of any steady conduct.
• But such constancy could not last for ever in a man so constitutionally inconstant as Louis.
• The monastic profession was an act of voluntary devotion, and the inconstant fanatic was threatened with the eternal vengeance of the God whom he deserted.
• Owing to the peculiar situation of Japan and the anomalous form of its Government, the action of that Empire in performing treaty stipulations is inconstant and capricious.
• Even the ghost in the wall proved inconstant, but I had twice heard the steps without being able to account for them.
• With constant or inconstant suffering comes weakness of mind as well as body, and none but the strongest natures pass through this ordeal of character unhurt.
• But even an inconstant flame may burn brightly, if the soul is naturally combustible.
• He proved very inconstant toward her, and now, while better disposed toward the other girl, he is furious against this one.
• He was therefore inconstant, which is the real sin against marriage.
• Grotius was informed of it, and seemed little concerned, because, he said, they knew little, were very inconstant, and took their resolutions on slight grounds.
• Inconstant men will write on constancy, and licentious minds may elevate themselves into poetry and piety.

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