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Learn a Word Daily — Inequable
Today’s word is "Inequable": Uneven, irregular, or variable in quality or intensity.
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Word of the Day · December 25, 2025
Inequable
in-EK-wuh-bul · adjective
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Definition
- Uneven, irregular, or variable in quality or intensity.
- Subject to change or fluctuation; not steady or consistent.
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Origin & Etymology
From Latin in- (“not”) and aequabilis (“equal, even”), related to aequus (“level, fair”).
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Nuance
Inequable emphasizes inconsistency — conditions, moods, or performance that refuse to stay level over time.
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Usage
“His inequable temper made it hard to predict how he would react.”
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Fun Fact
You’re more likely to see inequable in scientific or literary writing than in everyday speech, especially in descriptions of climate or personality.
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