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inconstância Catalan
inconstància Unfaithfulness by virtue of being unreliable or treacherous.
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I should ask you to think of inconstancy and give you examples.
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He knows the prejudices of faction, and the inconstancy of the multitude.
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Oliver is seen alternately courting France and Spain, constant only in inconstancy.
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Acted as a screen for villainy and inconstancy for the most part.
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This constancy is merely inconstancy fixed, and limited to the same person.
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Her conduct would be seen as betrayal and faithlessness to Megan's rule.
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And that, while in faithlessness, we should thus misjudge it, is well.
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But Shakespeare makes her attempt at justification a confession of absolute faithlessness:
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The faithlessness of his wife, and not madness, drove him into exile.
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Yet he had evidently seen enough to satisfy himself of her faithlessness.
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To dream of weevils, portends loss in trade and falseness in love.
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There is no preternatural inefficacy in it by reason of its falseness.
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Who are the critics of the falseness of artifice in the Play?
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We dread still more to show falseness in taste than in mind.
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Ballast of falseness, they're useful for nothing but to render us useless.
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The detective folded her arms across her chest, clearly annoyed by my changeability.
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Townshend bore, as Hume hints, a bad character for changeability.
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But his changeability and the irregularity of his conduct made them hate him still more.
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But somehow this impression about the changeability of science has bled through to the core claims.
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It is only thus that change ceases to be changeability, and once made is made for good.
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No contemporary politician is more attuned to the fickleness of public opinion.
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The cause is her utter fickleness; but she never really loved him.
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We are made provident and sagacious by the fickleness of our climate.
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Yet in her, too, was a passionate loyalty that made fickleness impossible.
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With typical human fickleness, they jumped from one extreme to the other.
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They warned of the fickleness of minors in such an intimidating arena.
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Gloucester have changed their playing style this season but not their fickleness.
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When the predator finally does pounce, it does so with extraordinary fickleness.
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Nothing but affection could justify such fickleness, but affection did justify it.
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Their levity, their fickleness, their passionate extravagance of character, cannot be defended.
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You would palliate your unfaithfulness, represent your fickleness of mind as magnanimity!
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This is not fickleness; it is Nature; and there is a natural remedy-progress
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That's the law, which appears remarkably unresponsive to the fickleness of food trends.
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In fact, she often wondered at the fickleness of human feelings.
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A good part of its attraction lies in the fickleness of its aspect.
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Extravagance and fickleness are advertised in most of these new houses.
