ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsFfickle
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fickle
Meaning: changing frequently and without good reason
fickle in a sentence
How fickle is used in real sentences:
The fickle weather went from sunny to stormy within a single hour.
The fickle crowd cheered for the new team the moment the old one lost.
“Others show fortitude by enduring difficult sittings, while fickle patrons demand frequent changes for no sound reason.”
— from the passage The Speaking Ground
Synonyms for fickle
Other words for fickle — capricious, inconstant and erratic — carry the same meaning.
- capricious
- inconstant
- erratic
Antonyms of fickle
Words that mean the opposite of fickle:
Where it comes from
From Old English ficol 'deceitful'
Memory hook
FICK-le — a FICKLE friend flicks between opinions like flipping a switch.