Meanings
nounflittiness (uncountable)
- obsoleterareuncountableThe quality of being flitty; unsteadiness.
[…] had we but the same delight in heavenly objects, did we but receive the truth in the love of it, and mingle it with faith in the hearing, this would fix that volatileness and flittiness of our memories, and make every truth as indelible, as it is necessary.
1692, Bishop Ezekiel Hopkins, An Exposition on the Lord's Prayer
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