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1 Translation result for fickle in Spanish

adjective

fickle adjective

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inconstante, voluble, veleidoso

Example sentences of
fickle adjective

  • He blames poor sales on fickle consumers.
  • We had a fickle friendship that was on and off over the years.

Detailed synonyms for fickle adjective

1. Fickle, capricious, mercurial, unstable, changeable, temperamental, undependable, unreliable significan carente de firmeza o fijeza en cosas tales como la resolución o la devoción.
  • Fickle connota un carácter poco fiable como consecuencia de una volubilidad obstinada y una incapacidad para la firmeza <most pop stars soon discover how fickle the public can be>.
    antonyms: constant, true
  • Capricious connota una motivación que nace de un antojo o fantasía fugaz, y recalca la imprevisibilidad <her capricious shopping habits>.
    antonyms: steadfast
  • Mercurial indica una rápida volubilidad de temperamento, particularmente entre la depresión y la euforia <so mercurial that her friends never knew what to expect next>.
  • Unstable indica una incapacidad para permanecer en una posición o curso fijo, y cuando se aplica a personas, connota la carencia de equilibrio emocional <a dictator with a dangerously unstable personality>.
    antonyms: stable
  • Changeable connota cambiar frecuentemente o súbitamente <her moods were as changeable as the weather>.
  • Temperamental sugiere ser impredecible en el comportamiento o en el desempeño debido a cambios en las emociones <a temperamental horse that sometimes threw its riders>.
  • Undependable, unreliable implican que no se puede confiar o depender de ello <his father had always thought him undependable> <she's unreliable as a source of information>.
2. See: Faithless

Reverse translation for fickle

inconstante  - inconstant, fickle, changeable 
voluble  - fickle, changeable 
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