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Synonyms
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Meaning:
ambivalent

having two opposing ideas, opinions

conflicting

changeable

likely to become different

erratic

fickle

(of a person) often changing one's feelings about another person

vacillating, blowing hot and cold

giddy

causing, having, the feeling that everything is turning round so that one cannot stand steady

silly, impulsive

halting

hesitating; uncertain

hesitant

hesitant

tending to hesitate

uncertain, waiting

inconstant

(of a person) having feelings, intentions etc that often change

changeable

indecisive

not decisive

uncertain, indefinite

infirm

physically or mentally weak (especially through age)

sick, weak

restless

never still or quiet

not content; moving about

timid

easily frightened

shy

uncertain

not reliable; not certainly knowing or known

doubtful, changeable

undecided

not yet having made up one's mind

not sure, not definite

unsure

not confident; not certain or reliable

doubtful, insecure

weak

(of the body) having little power or energy; (of the mind) not confident, sure or determined; easily broken, damaged etc; easily defeated or changed

not strong

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