Uncertainties - English meaning

noun

Changeability, especially as regards one's loyalties or affections.

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The fickleness of youth

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The quality of being likely to change your opinion or your feelings suddenly and without a good reason

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The fickleness of modern-day football fans, the fickleness of public taste, the fickleness of fortu…

noun

The state or act of not staying the same, especially in opinions, behaviour, or love

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As a leader, he is notorious for his inconstancy., the inconstancies of the human heart

noun

The inability to make a decision quickly.

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I've been racked with indecision over what to do next

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The quality of being unable to make a decision or having a lot of difficulty in deciding something

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I tossed and turned all night in a frenzy of indecision., as a leader during the war, he was indeci…

noun

The state of being dangerously likely to fall or collapse.

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The precariousness of a cup placed on top of the plinth

noun

The degree to which something is risky

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While the fund's returns increased, so did its riskiness as an investment., it will be up to banks …

noun

Inability to be predicted; changeability.

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The unpredictability of the british weather

noun

Inability to be relied upon or trusted.

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She causes havoc in the office because of her unreliability

noun

The quality of not being able to be trusted or believed

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Unreliability of it is difficult to reconstruct exactly what happened because of the unreliability …

noun

Lack of consistency or fixed pattern; liability to vary or change.

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A great deal of variability in quality

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The quality or fact of being variable (= likely to change often)

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The polar regions exhibit the largest climatic variability on earth., i've spent 10 years researchi…