IPA: /ˈflaɪti/
KK: /flaɪti/
Describing someone who is unpredictable or tends to change their mind often, often in a silly or irresponsible way.
Her flighty nature made it hard for her friends to rely on her plans.
Flighty → It is formed from "flight" (from Old English *flyht*, meaning the act of flying) and the suffix "-y" (meaning characterized by). The word "flighty" describes someone characterized by a tendency to fly away or be capricious, often implying a lack of stability or seriousness.
Think of someone who is 'characterized by' ('-y') a tendency to 'fly away' ('flight') — that's why flighty means someone who is unpredictable or whimsical.