flighty
adjective, flight·i·er, flight·i·est.
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giddy, capricious, unstable, changeable, dizzy, effervescent, empty-headed, frivolous, harebrained, impetuous, impulsive, inconstant, lightheaded, lively, mercurial, scatterbrained, silly, thoughtless, unbalanced, unsteadyExamples from the Web for flighty
Contemporary Examples of flighty
During the last presidential debate, Neves went so far to refer to Rousseff as “flighty.”
Plus, Joaquin spent the entirety of his last film falling in love with a flighty blonde who's tied to an technological device.
Evan Rachel Wood stars as a flighty barista in ‘A Case of You,’ premiering at Tribeca.
Evan Rachel Wood on Tribeca Film ‘Case Of You,’ Coming Out as Bisexual, Her Pregnancy, and MoreMarlow Stern
April 24, 2013
She grew up an orphan in Japanese internment camps and has a flighty streak.
She's not so much manic or pixie as flighty and, frankly, callous.
Historical Examples of flighty
A most flighty beast he was—nerves all gone—I dare say a hopeless neurasthenic.
Ruggles of Red GapHarry Leon Wilson
"Ethel is a vain, flighty woman," Marlow said, in reply to his wife's remark.
People of PositionStanley Portal Hyatt
You're growing old and forgetful, so don't get foolish and flighty.
Paul Prescott's ChargeHoratio Alger
“You are a dear, ignorant, flighty young gentleman,” she said.
The Arrow of GoldJoseph Conrad
He found her remarkably bright and sensible and not at all "flighty."
Frank Merriwell's CruiseBurt L. Standish