chopping and changing

The idiom "chopping and changing" is used to describe frequent and often unnecessary alterations in decisions, plans, or opinions.

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Definition

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(informal)To frequently alter decisions, plans, or opinions in a way that seems inconsistent or indecisive.

Example

  • She was always chopping and changing her plans, making it hard for anyone to keep up.
  • His constant chopping and changing of opinions made him seem unreliable.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "chopping and changing":

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