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inconstancy

noun as in fluctuation

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noun as in unfaithfulness

noun as in vacillation

noun as in vagary

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Neither Biden nor Pence figured on the inconstancy and political cynicism of Republicans in Congress.

Given their radical bent and ideological inconstancy, you can’t call them conservatives.

They’d say they’re the “conservative base” of the party, but the word “conservative” is contestable given their radical bent and their ideological and fiscal inconstancy depending on whether Donald Trump is president.

Here, Calabazas appears to be holding a toy windmill in one hand and, in the other, a miniature portrait of a woman, perhaps intended by Velázquez as a commentary on the inconstancy of love.

He explores the fragility of human goodness, the seduction and hollowness of power and social status, the inconstancy of the human heart and racism, especially antisemitism.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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