unfixedness

noun

unfixedness

noun

Etymology From unfixed + -ness.

1

The property of being unfixed.

  • Feb, 24, 1805, Joseph Lathrop, The Atrocity of Suicide From the evil thoughts which haunt them, and from the versatility and unfixedness of their minds in holy duties, they conclude that there is nothing of the temper of religion in them.

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