Associations to the word «Capricious»
Noun
- Cruel
- Whim
- Caprice
- Appetite
- Fancy
- Tyranny
- Tyrant
- Imposition
- Temper
- Sentencing
- Fondness
- Ingenuity
- Cruelty
- Humour
- Disposition
- Mood
- Freak
- Discretion
- Fit
- Gust
- Admirer
- Fate
- Breeze
- Instinct
- Fortune
- Mortal
- Millionaire
- Genius
- Humor
- Muse
- Imagination
- Sovereign
- Temperament
- Punishment
- Safeguard
- Passion
- Suitor
- Excess
- Epa
- Deity
- Impulse
- Affection
- Inclination
- Beauty
- Nature
- Irregularity
- Annoyance
- Behaviour
Adjective
- Arbitrary
- Fanciful
- Haughty
- Unreasonable
- Unpredictable
- Spoiled
- Mischievous
- Cruel
- Unjust
- Precarious
- Tempered
- Fleeting
- Unequal
- Obstinate
- Dainty
- Graceful
- Conclusive
- Degraded
- Restless
- Eccentric
- Sorrowful
- Inconsistent
- Jealous
- Savage
- Fancy
- Trifling
- Unstable
- Benevolent
- Irrational
- Contradictory
- Turbulent
- Insulting
- Passionate
- Selfish
- Indifferent
- Uncertain
- Vain
- Restrained
- Childish
- Charming
- Liable
- Unconstitutional
- Lofty
- Ardent
Wiktionary
CAPRICIOUS, adjective. Impulsive and unpredictable; determined by chance, impulse, or whim
Dictionary definition
CAPRICIOUS, adjective. Changeable; "a capricious summer breeze"; "freakish weather".
CAPRICIOUS, adjective. Determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reason; "a capricious refusal"; "authoritarian rulers are frequently capricious"; "the victim of whimsical persecutions".
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