mercurially Antonyms
Strongest:
- stationary
- unchangeable
- uniform
- stationary
- unchanging
- immutable
- invariable
- immutable
- certain
- steady
- predictable
- unchanging
- stable
- unchangeable
- certain
- predictable
- constant
- invariable
- stable
- uniform
- constant
- steady
Strong:
- unvarying
- permanent
- unvarying
- dependable
- durable
- settled
- persistent
- even
- even
- lasting
- changeless
- abiding
- reliable
- true
- abiding
- dependable
- equable
- lasting
- true
- durable
- settled
- equable
- reliable
- permanent
- persistent
- changeless
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- unstable
- erratic
- unsettled
- inconstant
- fickle
- fluctuating
- mutable
- fluid
- capricious
- uncertain
- inconsistent
- changeable
- changeful
- variable
- temperamental
Weak:
Meaning of mercurially
Webster
mercurially (adv.)
In a mercurial manner.
mercurially Sentence Examples
- The stock market fluctuated mercurially, leaving investors on edge.
- Her mood shifted mercurially, from laughter to tears in an instant.
- The politician's popularity was mercurially tied to his ability to connect with voters.
- The mercurially changing weather made it difficult to plan outdoor activities.
- The actor's performance was mercurially brilliant, captivating the audience with his range of emotions.
- The mercurially shy child would only come out of her shell around her closest friends.
- The mercurially hot summer made it unbearable to be outside for extended periods of time.
- The mercurially fluctuating economy kept businesses on tenterhooks.
- The mercurially swift runner left his opponents in the dust.
- The mercurially toxic substance was handled with the utmost caution.
FAQs About the word mercurially
In a mercurial manner.
unpredictable,volatile,unstable, erratic, unsettled, inconstant, fickle, fluctuating, mutable, fluid
stationary, unchangeable, uniform, stationary, unchanging, immutable, invariable, immutable, certain, steady
The stock market fluctuated mercurially, leaving investors on edge.
Her mood shifted mercurially, from laughter to tears in an instant.
The politician's popularity was mercurially tied to his ability to connect with voters.
The mercurially changing weather made it difficult to plan outdoor activities.
