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Inconstant

Definition: The term "inconstant" refers to something that is not consistent, stable, or predictable. It can be used to describe a person, object, or situation that frequently changes or varies in nature or behavior.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Senses and Usages:

1. (General) Not consistent or reliable in behavior or existence.
• Example: The weather in this city is highly inconstant, with alternating sunny and rainy days.
• Example: His inconstant commitment to the project caused delays and setbacks.
2. (Emotional) Referring to a person's changing emotions or affections.
• Example: She grew tired of his inconstant love and decided to end the relationship.
• Example: After his promotion, his inconstant behavior made it difficult to trust him.
3. (Physics) Describing a variable or fluctuating physical quantity.
• Example: The speed of the inconstant river current varied throughout the day.
• Example: An inconstant magnetic field can affect the performance of electronic devices.

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