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Meanings of so inconstant in English
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Usage of so inconstant in English
1
Nothing in all the world is so inconstant as love!
2
Not yet, perhaps, but military men are so inconstant!
3
This is one of the reasons why their policy is so inconstant and so exceedingly futile.
4
Why so constant then and so inconstant now?
5
I felt this very keenly, and I no longer sought an affection which had proved so inconstant.
6
My Indians did that, and so inconstant is the human heart that I ate heartily of the meat.
7
Why are men so inconstant?
8
No wonder a principle so inconstant and fallacious should lead us into errors, when implicitly followed (as it must be) in all its variations.
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"Then it was a madness," said Gerard, "to have left her, if you felt yourself so inconstant."