inconstantly (Meaning)
inconstantly (adv.)
In an inconstant manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inconstantly
Synonyms:
- fluctuating
- erratic
- up in the air
- unsettled
- mutable
- temperamental
- variable
- capricious
- fluid
- mercurial
- unsteady
- uncertain
- changeable
- unreliable
- fickle
Antonyms:
inconstantly Sentence Examples
- The weather has been inconstantly changing, making it difficult to plan outdoor activities.
- The student's homework submissions have been inconstant, causing concern among teachers.
- The water pressure in the building fluctuates inconstantly, affecting daily routines.
- The team's performance has been inconstant throughout the season, with both impressive and disappointing results.
- The patient's heart rate has been inconstant, requiring close monitoring by medical staff.
- The supply chain has been inconstantly disrupted, leading to shortages of essential goods.
- The company's financial performance has been inconstant, with alternating periods of growth and decline.
- The employee's attendance has been inconstant, raising questions about their reliability.
- The internet connection has been inconstantly dropping, disrupting online meetings and tasks.
- The child's behavior has been inconstant, alternating between periods of calmness and agitation.
FAQs About the word inconstantly
In an inconstant manner.
changeful,volatile, unpredictable, inconsistent, unstable, fluctuating, erratic, up in the air, unsettled, mutable
steady, predictable, predictable, unchanging, steady, invariable, stable,constant, unchangeable, stable
The weather has been inconstantly changing, making it difficult to plan outdoor activities.
The student's homework submissions have been inconstant, causing concern among teachers.
The water pressure in the building fluctuates inconstantly, affecting daily routines.
The team's performance has been inconstant throughout the season, with both impressive and disappointing results.
