Such a policy flip-flop was heavily criticized by his enemies.
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Flip-flop
/ˈflɪpˌflɑp/
Synonyms for "flip-flop" (97 found)
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Verb(1 words)
Noun(1 words)
change of mind
Strong matches (29)
defectiondegenerationdeteriorationdeviationdifferencediscontinuitydisenchantmentdivergencediversificationdiversiondiversityfittinggo backgrowthhark backimprovementlapsemitigationmodificationmodulation
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Verb(3 words)
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realignmentrecidivismreclamationreductionreformreformationregressregressionrehabilitationreinstatementrelapseremakingrenewalresolutionrestitutionrestorationretrogressionreturnreverserevival
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revolutionrevulsionright-about-facesecond thoughtsshiftswitch overtransformationtransittransitionturnturn aboutturn aroundturn backupheavalvariationvarietyvolte faceworsening
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Sample sentences
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the necessity for yet another place at which to buy a polo shirt or a pair of flip-flops may not be apparent to the town's residents
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On the break for strong left, everything remains the same, except for the flip-flop of positions.
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BR's flip-flop attitude towards the two options can be observed in comments made by the BR chairman in September 1967, which were interpreted as meaning that the facts now have to be "adjusted" to prove the electrification case.
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