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unsteadfast

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Unsteadfast (adj) means Changeable and not firm or loyal in one's beliefs.

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Changeable and not firm or loyal in one's beliefs.
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Etymology

Inherited from Middle English unstedefast, itself from Old English unstædefast; made up of un- and steadfast.

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What is the meaning of unsteadfast?
"unsteadfast" (adj) means changeable and not firm or loyal in one's beliefs.
What is another word for unsteadfast?
Other words for "unsteadfast" include disloyal, guileful, falseheart, doublehearted, false, unfaithful.

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