What a flake.
/wɒt ə fleɪk/
Unreliable person.
What a flake" describes someone who is known for failing to follow through on their commitments. Whether it's cancelling plans last minute or simply not showing up, a flake is unreliable and can often disrupt others' schedules. Discussing the traits of a flake helps in recognizing unreliable habits in acquaintances or even ourselves, fostering better communication and planning skills to mitigate the inconveniences caused by such behavior.
Example Sentences
He always cancels last minute, what a flake.
- Criticizing someone for frequently canceling plans at the last moment.
I can't rely on her, she's such a flake.
- Expressing frustration about someone’s unreliability.
You promised to come last week and didn’t show, what a flake you are!
- Accusing someone of breaking their promise to attend an event, showcasing unreliability.
