inconstant in Latin
inconstant in Latin is dēvius, flexibilis, incōnstāns — inconstant means changeable and not steady or reliable.
inconstant in Latin
dēvius
Not constant; wavering.
flexibilis
Not constant; wavering.
incōnstāns
Not constant; wavering.
lūbricus
Not constant; wavering.
maritimus
Not constant; wavering.
miscīx
Not constant; wavering.
What does "inconstant" mean?
- adj Changeable and not steady or reliable.
- adj Not faithful to a partner in a relationship.
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What is "inconstant" in Latin?
"inconstant" in Latin is dēvius, flexibilis, incōnstāns. inconstant means: Changeable and not steady or reliable.
Are there other ways to say "inconstant" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 6 translations listed for "inconstant": dēvius, flexibilis, incōnstāns, lūbricus, maritimus, miscīx.
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