unsettled
adjective (CHANGING) /ʌnˈset.l̩d/
/-ˈset̬-/ Definition
› likely to change suddenly; not calm or having a regular pattern: a period of unsettled weather an unsettled political climateChangingAdapting and modifying Adapting and attuning to somethingChanging frequently
(Definition of unsettled adjective (CHANGING) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a new broom sweeps clean idiom
- about-turn noun
- alter verb (CHANGE)
- alternate adjective
- alternate verb
- bastardize verb
- convert verb (CHANGE)
- convertible adjective
- fluid adjective (LIKELY TO CHANGE)
- modulate verb (PLAN/PROCESS)
- modulate verb (SOUND)
- move the goalposts idiom
- new broom noun
- polymorphous adjective
- swing verb (MOVE SIDEWAYS)
- trans- prefix (CHANGED)
- transfigure verb
- transform verb
- transitional adjective
- transmogrify verb
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