inconstant

/ɪnˈkɑnstənt/
adjective
  1. Not faithful or dependable, especially in love or friendship.
    • Her inconstant lover kept promising to visit but never showed up.
    • The story tells of an inconstant friend who abandoned the hero in his time of need.
    • He was known as an inconstant partner, always looking for someone new.
  2. Changing frequently; not steady or consistent.
    • The inconstant winds made sailing across the lake a challenge.
    • His inconstant attention to his studies led to poor grades.
    • The region experiences inconstant rainfall, with long dry spells followed by floods.
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