edict
nounAn authoritative public order or decree.
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adjectiveChanging unpredictably according to whim rather than consistent reasons.
decree
nounAn authoritative order or formal decision.
directive
nounAn authoritative instruction that guides an action or procedure.
extrapolate
verbTo estimate beyond known observations by extending a pattern or relationship.
One word family: also includes extrapolation.
fickle
adjectiveChanging loyalties, preferences, or attitudes unpredictably.
foresee
verbTo anticipate or recognize that something is likely to happen.
mercurial
adjectiveChanging mood or behavior quickly and unpredictably.
treacherous
adjectiveDisloyal or deceptive; also dangerously unreliable or difficult to navigate.
Disloyal or deceitful
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volatile
adjectiveProne to rapid or unpredictable change, especially in mood.
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