inconstant

But as in this life no state is permanent, so fortune was inconstant to me also.

She had never, as I have said already, been inconstant to him by one thought.

Without such barriers every individual is at the mercy of an inconstant majority.

So inconstant, so wavering is she represented, that her most faithful votaries can place no reliance on her promises.

In Spain and Italy they avenge themselves, and do not pardon men who are inconstant until they too are false.

I was not so wretched till I saw he was pining for me, and thinks me inconstant—oh, mamma, so pale!

The inconstant clergy, senate, and people of the city joined him, the usurper was seized in his palace and beheaded.

The day was rainy, or at least inconstant, so we could not walk far from the castle.

There were between 400 and 500 men on board the brig (the 'Inconstant') in which Bonaparte embarked.

He is the composer of two ballads, ‘I have dream’d of hopes defeated’ and ‘The Inconstant.