in·con·stant [ɪn'kɒn(t)stənt] ADJ
1. inconstant:
2. inconstant (unfaithful):
- inconstant
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Fever is extremely common but inconstant and is most often mild.
en.wikipedia.org And she is depicted with a wheel to signifythis is the pointthat she is turning and inconstant, and all about change and variation.
en.wikipedia.org The weak and inconstant winds meant that her efforts had little effect beyond interrupting his quarries' journeys.
en.wikipedia.org To them he appeared weak, inconstant, untrustworthy.
en.wikipedia.org Public education is nevertheless inconstant in quality, being even extremely poor in rural areas and not so good in urban areas.
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