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fickleness

NOUN

caprice

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STRONG

bee caper changeableness contrariety crotchet fad fancy fitfulness freak gag humor impulse inconsistency inconstancy jerk kink mood notion peculiarity perversity quirk rib temper thought vagary vein whim whimsy

WEAK

fool notion put on

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normality

WEAK

constancy constant dependability steadfastness

NOUN

faithlessness

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betrayal disbelief dishonesty doubt falseness fraud inconstancy infidelity perfidiousness perfidy skepticism treachery treason unfaithfulness

WEAK

treacherousness

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belief devotion fairness faithfulness fidelity honesty loyalty trust

WEAK

constancy

NOUN

flightiness

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capriciousness changeability dizziness flippancy frivolity giddiness inconstancy instability levity lightness variability volatility whimsicality

WEAK

airheadedness mercurialness whimsicalness

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seriousness

WEAK

responsibility

NOUN

insecureness

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STRONG

alternation anxiety capriciousness changeability changeableness disequilibrium disquiet fitfulness flightiness fluctuation fluidity frailty hesitation immaturity impermanence inconsistency inquietude insecurity irregularity irresolution mutability oscillation pliancy precariousness restlessness shakiness transience uncertainty unpredictability unreliability unstableness unsteadiness vacillation variability volatility vulnerability wavering weakness

WEAK

unfixedness unsureness

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calm certainty ease peace strength sureness

NOUN

instability

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anxiety fluctuation insecurity uncertainty volatility vulnerability weakness

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alternation capriciousness changeability changeableness disequilibrium disquiet fitfulness flightiness fluidity frailty hesitation immaturity impermanence inconsistency inquietude irregularity irresolution mutability oscillation pliancy precariousness restlessness shakiness transience unpredictability unreliability unsteadiness vacillation variability wavering

WEAK

unfixedness

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calm

WEAK

balance constancy soundness stability steadfastness

NOUN

levity

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frivolity giddiness hilarity mirth repartee

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absurdity amusement buoyancy facetiousness festivity flightiness flippancy folly foolishness happiness jocularity laughs lightheartedness picnic pleasantry trifling triviality volatility wit

WEAK

high spirits

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depression gloom sense seriousness

WEAK

gravity

NOUN

perfidiousness

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betrayal disbelief dishonesty disloyalty doubt falseness falsity fraud inconstancy infidelity perfidy skepticism traitorousness treachery treason unfaithfulness

WEAK

false-heartedness treacherousness

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belief devotion fairness faithfulness fidelity honesty loyalty trust truthfulness

NOUN

perfidy

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STRONG

betrayal disbelief dishonesty disloyalty doubt falseness falsity fraud inconstancy infidelity perfidiousness skepticism traitorousness treachery treason unfaithfulness

WEAK

false-heartedness treacherousness

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STRONG

belief devotion fairness faithfulness fidelity honesty loyalty trust truthfulness

NOUN

precariousness

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STRONG

alternation anxiety capriciousness changeability changeableness disequilibrium disquiet fitfulness flightiness fluctuation fluidity frailty hesitation immaturity impermanence inconsistency inquietude insecureness insecurity irregularity irresolution mutability oscillation pliancy restlessness shakiness transience uncertainty unpredictability unreliability unstableness unsteadiness vacillation variability volatility vulnerability wavering weakness

WEAK

unfixedness unsureness

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STRONG

calm certainty ease peace strength sureness

NOUN

ricketiness

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STRONG

alternation anxiety capriciousness changeability changeableness disequilibrium disquiet fitfulness flightiness fluctuation fluidity frailty hesitation immaturity impermanence inconsistency inquietude insecurity instability irregularity irresolution mutability oscillation pliancy precariousness restlessness shakiness transience uncertainty unpredictability unreliability unsteadiness vacillation variability volatility vulnerability wavering weakness

WEAK

unfixedness wobbliness

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calm certainty ease peace strength sureness

NOUN

shakiness

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alternation anxiety capriciousness changeability changeableness disequilibrium disquiet fitfulness flightiness fluctuation fluidity frailty hesitation immaturity impermanence inconsistency inquietude insecureness insecurity irregularity irresolution mutability oscillation pliancy precariousness restlessness transience uncertainty unpredictability unreliability unstableness unsteadiness vacillation variability volatility vulnerability wavering weakness

WEAK

unfixedness unsureness

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STRONG

calm certainty ease peace strength sureness

NOUN

traitorousness

Synonyms

STRONG

betrayal disbelief dishonesty disloyalty doubt falseness falsity fraud inconstancy infidelity perfidiousness perfidy skepticism treachery treason unfaithfulness

WEAK

false-heartedness treacherousness

Antonyms

STRONG

belief devotion fairness faithfulness fidelity honesty loyalty trust truthfulness

NOUN

treacherousness

Synonyms

WEAK

betrayal disbelief dishonesty disloyalty doubt false-heartedness falseness falsity fraud inconstancy infidelity perfidiousness perfidy skepticism traitorousness treachery treason unfaithfulness

NOUN

unfaithfulness

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apostasy defection dereliction disloyalty inconstancy perfidy treachery treason

WEAK

bad faith improbity recreancy

Antonyms

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devotion faithfulness fidelity loyalty

NOUN

unstableness

Synonyms

STRONG

alternation anxiety capriciousness changeability changeableness disequilibrium disquiet fitfulness flightiness fluctuation fluidity frailty hesitation immaturity impermanence inconsistency inquietude insecurity instability irregularity irresolution mutability oscillation pliancy precariousness restlessness ricketiness shakiness transience uncertainty unpredictability unreliability vacillation variability volatility vulnerability wavering weakness

WEAK

unfixedness wobbliness

Antonyms

STRONG

calm certainty ease peace strength sureness

NOUN

unsteadiness

Synonyms

STRONG

alternation anxiety capriciousness changeability changeableness disequilibrium disquiet fitfulness flightiness fluctuation fluidity frailty hesitation immaturity impermanence inconsistency inquietude insecurity instability irregularity irresolution mutability oscillation pliancy precariousness restlessness ricketiness shakiness transience uncertainty unpredictability unreliability vacillation variability volatility vulnerability wavering weakness

WEAK

unfixedness wobbliness

Antonyms

STRONG

calm certainty ease peace strength sureness

NOUN

unsureness

Synonyms

WEAK

alternation anxiety capriciousness changeability changeableness disequilibrium disquiet fitfulness flightiness fluctuation fluidity frailty hesitation immaturity impermanence inconsistency inquietude insecureness insecurity irregularity irresolution mutability oscillation pliancy precariousness restlessness shakiness transience uncertainty unfixedness unpredictability unreliability unstableness unsteadiness vacillation variability volatility vulnerability wavering weakness

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If ever one needed more proof of the fickleness of the baseball gods, the Blue Jays’ close-out game was it.

From Los Angeles Times • Oct. 25, 2025

But he soon experienced the fickleness of pro pugilism in a significant step-up.

From BBC • Sep. 20, 2024

But then the fickleness of our attention span kicks in.

From New York Times • Apr. 9, 2022

Now, the fickleness of the supply chain failures may be turning on him.

From Reuters • Jan. 16, 2022

Knowing Riddle’s fickleness, he opted not to call him directly to negotiate in private; with only the two of them talking, there would be few consequences to backing out.

From "Seabiscuit: An American Legend" by Laura Hillenbrand

fickleness

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