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flip-flopped
verb as in invert
verb as in quibble
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verb as in reverse
verb as in reverse
verb as in revert
verb as in shift
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verb as in transpose
verb as in waffle
verb as in blow hot and cold
verb as in pettifog
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verb as in equivocate
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verb as in exchange
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verb as in hedge
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verb as in invert
verb as in quibble
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verb as in reverse
verb as in reverse
verb as in revert
verb as in shift
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verb as in transpose
verb as in waffle
verb as in blow hot and cold
verb as in pettifog
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verb as in equivocate
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verb as in exchange
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verb as in hedge
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Example Sentences
Christie had flip-flopped on the issue—at least during his 2013 reelection campaign.
Young has attacked Byrne as “country club Republican” who has flip-flopped on his belief in the literal truth of the Bible.
Like Wilkinson, Fiol says Rubio “flip-flopped” on his immigration position since 2010.
Meanwhile, Abraham herself has flip-flopped again, this time admitting the tape exists but still insisting it was private.
True, Obama supported gay marriage as a candidate for state senator, then flip-flopped on the issue as a candidate for president.
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On this page you'll find 488 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to flip-flopped, such as: alter, backtrack, capsize, change, convert, and evert.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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