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• n  unfaithfulness by virtue of being unreliable or treacherous
• n  the quality of being changeable and variable

• But he had also begun to learn the inconstancy of patrons.
• His inconstancy makes him flexible; his mistakes have made him smarter; he is a glutton for sympathy.
• But he had also begun to learn the inconstancy of patrons.

• faithlessness
• falseness
• fickleness
• changefulness

• constancy

News & Articles

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• Obama's Foreign Fiasco
  But now, with Barack Obama, the United States has slid into shocking irrelevance in the Middle East, the world's most turbulent region. Inconstancy, incompetence, and inaction have rendered the Obama administration impotent.
  Aug. 22, 2013 - The Christian Post