Definition

More likely to change quickly and unpredictably; not stable or reliable.

Example

Her flightier moods made it hard for her friends to keep up with her.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Have you noticed how much flightier Sarah has become lately?

Yeah, it's like she can't make up her mind about anything!

I wonder if it's just a phase she's going through.

Maybe! People change, and sometimes they become more flightier than before.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Flightier → It is formed from "flight" (from Old English "flyht", meaning the act of flying) and the suffix "-ier" (indicating a comparative form). The word "flightier" means more prone to flight or more restless than something else.

Memory Tip

Think of the act of 'flying' ('flight') and how 'flightier' describes something that is more restless or prone to take off.

Visually Confused Words