inconstantly
/ɪnˈkɑnstəntli/
adverb
- In a way that is not steady or consistent; with frequent changes.
- She worked inconstantly on her project, sometimes putting in hours and other times ignoring it completely.
- The river flowed inconstantly, swelling after rains and shrinking during droughts.
- The stock market performed inconstantly, rising one day and falling the next.
- In a way that shows lack of loyalty or faithfulness.
- The knight served his king inconstantly, often changing sides for personal gain.
- He behaved inconstantly, switching his support from one candidate to another.
- She loved inconstantly, never committing to one person for long.
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