Is there any word for “a person who moves frequently between two extremes in everything”?
Is there a word for a person who constantly moves between two extremes in everything?
Sometimes he thinks he’s eating too much and sometimes too little, or he sometimes goes so fast and loses their contact times. This is the same with thinking
between two extremes in everything.
The idiom “She runs hot and cold” indicates extreme a mood and behavior.
John Farmer & William Henley, Slang & Its Analogues (1904) offers this saying to describe a person who tends to be very pleasant or very unpleasant:
He is all honey, or all turd.
In Francis Grose’s A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, a much older version of the expression appears in a much older version of the expression, describing a relationship that alternates between extremes
of lovey-dovey bliss and unrepressed rage. “It is all honey or all t——d with them; said of persons who are either in the extremity of friendship or enmity, either kissing or fighting.
Which verb is an oscillator? Or it will oscillate when you do a formula, but not always. ” “The Eleventh Collegiate does better in offering a relevant definition of oscillate :
oscillate vi (1726)… 2 : to vary between opposing beliefs, feelings, or theories and
it offers these relevant definitions of oscillation : oscillation
n (1658)… 1 : the action or state of oscillating 2 : VARIATION, FLUCTUATION… 4 : a single swing (as of an oscillating body) from one extreme limit to the other
What Merriam-Webster
defines as “characterized by rapid and unpredictable changeable mood”.
“Capricious”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “changing often and quickly; especially at often changing suddenly in mood or behavior”.
What is “Volatile”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “likely to change in a very sudden or extreme way”.
How can I copy the original to remove any attributed definition that is something else already mentioned?
John Farmer & William Henley, Slang & Its Analogues (1904) offers this saying to describe a person who tends to be very pleasant or very unpleasant:
He is all honey, or all turd.
In Francis Grose’s A Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, a much older version of the expression appears in a much older version of the expression, describing a relationship that alternates between extremes
of lovey-dovey bliss and unrepressed rage. “It is all honey or all t——d with them; said of persons who are either in the extremity of friendship or enmity, either kissing or fighting.
Which verb is an oscillator? Or it will oscillate when you do a formula, but not always. ” “The Eleventh Collegiate does better in offering a relevant definition of oscillate :
oscillate vi (1726)… 2 : to vary between opposing beliefs, feelings, or theories and
it offers these relevant definitions of oscillation : oscillation
n (1658)… 1 : the action or state of oscillating 2 : VARIATION, FLUCTUATION… 4 : a single swing (as of an oscillating body) from one extreme limit to the other
“A person of extremes”
extreme – (noun) “ither one of two opposite conditions, feelings, positions, etc. or the opposite. , that are thought of as being far from what is normal or reasonable” Merriam
Webster “Physically he was a person of extremes. ” Factual Nonsense
” Those who have known me have always chided me for being a person of extremes. Project Bible Truth “Like
Gaudi was motivated by architecture / architecture theory or by some of the theory about architecture”. If Gaudi is right, then where did he stay? Styles of Organizing You
might also use one of the adjectives: unbalanced, unstable, inconsistent, inconstant, but these don’t necessarily mean moving from one extreme to the other.
Is being a lawyer a big scam? All or nothing adjective d? com
- not allowing for qualification or compromise; either fully or not at all operative: an all-or-nothing approach.
Having asked myself this question, I’ve found that the acronym AON hasn’t really caught on yet…I’m
an aon geek..and another real all-or-nothing guy.. I don’t like a cake, I don’t like them, but I should have one. I can
have my cake for dinner.
What Merriam-Webster
defines as “characterized by rapid and unpredictable changeable mood”.
“Capricious”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “changing often and quickly; especially at often changing suddenly in mood or behavior”.
What is “Volatile”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “likely to change in a very sudden or extreme way”.
How can I copy the original to remove any attributed definition that is something else already mentioned?
What is about unreliable? What is in the sense of a person who lacks character and their behavior is difficult to predict?
How can I learn more about the philosophy and work of a musician?
“A person of extremes”
extreme – (noun) “ither one of two opposite conditions, feelings, positions, etc. or the opposite. , that are thought of as being far from what is normal or reasonable” Merriam
Webster “Physically he was a person of extremes. ” Factual Nonsense
” Those who have known me have always chided me for being a person of extremes. Project Bible Truth “Like
Gaudi was motivated by architecture / architecture theory or by some of the theory about architecture”. If Gaudi is right, then where did he stay? Styles of Organizing You
might also use one of the adjectives: unbalanced, unstable, inconsistent, inconstant, but these don’t necessarily mean moving from one extreme to the other.
What Merriam-Webster
defines as “characterized by rapid and unpredictable changeable mood”.
“Capricious”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “changing often and quickly; especially at often changing suddenly in mood or behavior”.
What is “Volatile”, which Merriam-Webster defines as “likely to change in a very sudden or extreme way”.
How can I copy the original to remove any attributed definition that is something else already mentioned?
