fickly (Meaning)

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fickly (adv.)

In a fickle manner.

The fickly weather pattern made it challenging to plan outdoor activities.
Her fickly emotions made it difficult to establish a stable relationship.
The fickly consumer base made it hard for businesses to predict demand.
The politician's fickly stance on key issues alienated many voters.
The fickle nature of fashion trends caused rapid fluctuations in the clothing industry.
The fickly wind threatened to blow down the flimsy tent.
The fickle attention span of the audience made it challenging for the speaker to hold their interest.
The fickle nature of the stock market made it a risky investment choice.
The fickly support of the public made it difficult for politicians to implement meaningful changes.
The fickle loyalty of friends and family tested the limits of human relationships.

In a fickle manner.

volatile, unpredictable, fluctuating, mercurial, unsettled, inconstant, inconsistent, variable, mutable, capricious

stationary, immutable, settled, unchanging, stationary, immutable, steady,constant, invariable, settled

The fickly weather pattern made it challenging to plan outdoor activities.

Her fickly emotions made it difficult to establish a stable relationship.

The fickly consumer base made it hard for businesses to predict demand.

The politician's fickly stance on key issues alienated many voters.