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inconstance n.late 14c., inconstaunce, "changeableness in action, feeling, etc.; fickleness, unsteadiness," from Old French inconstance "inconstancy, instability" (13c.) and directly from Latin inconstantia "inconstancy, fickleness," abstract noun from inconstans "changeable, inconsistent" (see inconstant). In English, inconstancy is now the usual word. updated on July 30, 2021 |