Fickle – adjective
Definitions: (Dictionary.com) [fik-uhl]
1. Likely to change. ex: fickle weather.
2. Not constant or loyal in affections: a fickle lover.
Synonyms:
1. unstable, unsteady, variable, capricious, fitful.
Antonyms:
1. stable, consistent
Best Used:
With friends, family, school teachers, can be used basically anywhere. you can even use it with job interviews but i wouldn't advise it because the word sounds like pickle and the person might get confused.
This picture is of the good spiderman (red) and the bad spiderman (black) they are the same person but have different personailities so spiderman is fickle.
Usefulness:
5 out of 5 stars because it is a fantastic word and it is very widely usable. I can use it to describe almost anything, like the weather, personailities, people, sports teams, etc.
My Definition:
Highly unstable, something that is likely to change at any time without notice.
My Sentence(s):
1. The weather was fickle today; it rained, snowed and hailed all in one day.
2. The seahawks are fickle in their playing ability, some day's they're really good and some days they're horrible.
3. Dan is very fickle, his personality changes everyday.
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