fickle

• My friends like to say that I'm fickle, and the only time I have to agree with them is when I try to recall a password for something. —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
• Fame can be fickle, and when that goes, so too will money and power. —  village idiot savant
• How fickle, and C Harr is right. .it HAS to be in the back of Mollys mind, though I'd keep it in the front. —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
• Instead the sense was that the mood of the crowd could change rapidly; the word fickle is used in the definitions. —  podictionary - for word lovers - dictionary etymology, trivia & history
• At some point in the war I remember thinking how fickle is the news media as by the end of the 3rd week, reports had dwindled to a few hours a day, a few articles a day from a height of almost continuous cover in the early days. —  Black Looks

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