flighty|flightier|flightiest in English

adjective

[flight·y || 'flaɪtɪ]

frivolous; fickle; fanciful, whimsical; irresponsible

Use "flighty|flightier|flightiest" in a sentence

1. Childlings sylphs are timid and flighty.

2. Birdbrains: a silly flighty person

3. Birdbrain: a silly flighty person.

4. Maybe, I am very flighty.

5. 'she was never flighty like you.

6. Fraud, with the flighty wings of a bat.

7. She a frivolous little fool vain and flighty.

8. Isabelle was a frivolous little fool, vain and flighty.

9. But she was not in the flighty, dumb-blonde mould.

10. She is too flighty to take care of young children.

11. Lydhate paraded flighty , foreign notions which would not wear.

12. 13 synonyms for Coquettish: flirtatious, inviting, arch, teasing, coy, amorous, flirty, flighty

13. As if I were some sort of flighty actress!

14. Critics tend to consider Arabians too expensive and “flighty”, pretty but not useful

15. 25 He said I was too flighty to be a good supervisor.

16. 12 synonyms for Birdbrained: empty-headed, featherbrained, flighty, frivolous, frothy, giddy

17. He said I was too flighty to be a good supervisor.

18. Figurative sense of "excited, flighty, bubbling with… See definitions of Barmy.

19. She was a good looker, if a bit flighty for these parts.

20. You are nimble and can change plans quickly, but you are not flighty.

21. A tendency towards rather flighty behaviour in the breed is being overcome by careful selection.

22. Personality: Anconas are often described as flighty but with calm firm handling they are quite docile

23. The capricious and flighty Colette continued to see De Morny occasionally until the first world war.

24. I quickly exhaust my quota of courage out on the roads when seated on something flighty.

25. The lady had always been a bit flighty in her mind - nervous, delicate, taking odd fancies.