The quality or state of being fickle; the tendency to change one's mind or loyalties unpredictably.
Formed by adding the suffix '-ty' to 'fickle,' following the pattern of creating abstract nouns in English (like 'oddity' from 'odd'). This creates a noun form to describe the characteristic itself rather than a person possessing it.
While 'ficklety' is technically correct in form, it's quite rare—most English speakers prefer 'fickleness' instead! This shows how language often has multiple valid ways to express the same idea, but some win out in popular usage.
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