volatileness
/ˌvɑl.əˈtɪl.nəs/
noun
- The quality of being likely to change suddenly and unexpectedly, especially for the worse.
- The volatileness of the weather in spring can ruin outdoor plans.
- She was unprepared for the volatileness of her friend's moods.
- The volatileness of the stock market makes some investors nervous.
- The property of a substance to evaporate easily at normal temperatures.
- Chemists must account for the volatileness of alcohol when storing it.
- The volatileness of gasoline means it can create dangerous fumes.
- The volatileness of the perfume made the scent fill the room quickly.
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