turn with every wind
The phrase "turn with every wind" is used to describe someone who frequently changes their opinions or actions based on current trends or circumstances.
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(derogatory)To frequently change opinions or actions based on current trends or circumstances.
Example
- He is known to turn with every wind, supporting whatever policy is currently popular.
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(derogatory)To be easily influenced by external factors, lacking consistency.
Example
- She turns with every wind, never sticking to her own beliefs.
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(derogatory)To be opportunistic, adapting behavior to suit the current situation.
Example
- Politicians who turn with every wind often lose the trust of the public.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "turn with every wind":
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