Flakiness

usgb/ˈfleɪkinəs/
noun

The quality of being unpredictable or unreliable.

Her friends were used to her flakiness and didn't take it personally when she would abruptly cancel plans.
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Often appears as...

  • exhibit flakiness
  • accustomed to flakiness

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Disapproving

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Personality Trait

Indicates a person's habit of being unreliable, often with commitments or schedules.

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His flakiness is why he's never the one to organize events.
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Negative Connotation

Usually implies a criticism and frustration regarding someone's lack of reliability.

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Her consistent flakiness might cost her the promotion.
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Social Context

Often used when discussing social obligations, friendships, or interpersonal relationships.

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Nobody relied on Paul anymore due to his flakiness.
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