Labile
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Context
Consider using 'labile' in academic or professional discussions.

The weather can be labile in spring, so be prepared for sudden changes.
Science
Often used in scientific contexts to describe unstable compounds.

Some chemicals are labile and react quickly when exposed to air.
Emotion
In psychology, 'labile' is often used to describe fluctuating emotions.

Bipolar disorder may include labile moods.
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