fickleness

n.

易变；无常；浮躁；变化无常

1. However love will never tolerate half-heartedness and fickleness.
   然而，爱情绝不会容忍半心半意和变化无常。
2. His story became a parable for the fickleness of art and life.
   他的故事成为一个说明艺术与生活变化无常的寓言。
3. With his concise and genuine works, Qiu Yacai conquers the complication and fickleness of commercial cultures and wins universal acceptance.
   邱亚才的作品以其简洁的真，征服了商业文化的纷繁与浮躁，得到了广泛认同。
4. In a time characterized of disordered standards in design due to fickleness and delineation, a tree enabled us to find our inner tranquility.
   在时下浮躁而游离的设计美学导致标准混乱的情况下，面对一棵树，我们找到了心灵的一泓宁静。

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