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unconstant

unconstant adjective: inconstant.

Adjective

unconstant (comparative more unconstant, superlative most unconstant)

  1. inconstant
    • Within, was the peace as of innocence, reckless blindless, deluding joy, hope, whose still anchor rested on placid but unconstant water.1826, Mary Shelley, The Last Man

Forms of unconstant

comparativemore unconstant
superlativemost unconstant

Origin of unconstant

From un- + constant.

Words formed from unconstant

Questions about unconstant

What does unconstant mean?
Unconstant means inconstant.
What part of speech is unconstant?
Unconstant is an adjective.

Words near unconstant in the dictionary

  1. unconspiratorial
  2. unconspired
  3. unconspiring
  4. unconstancies
  5. unconstancy
  6. unconstant
  7. unconstantly
  8. unconstantness
  9. unconstellated
  10. unconstipated
  11. unconstituted

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