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Capriciousness - English meaning

Capriciousness – definitions in English dictionary

noun

The quality of changing mood or behaviour suddenly and unexpectedly

Usage examples:

Her capriciousness made her difficult to work with.

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反复无常

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Grilligheid

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Capricieux

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Launenhaftigkeit, Willkür

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सनकीपन, स्वेच्छाचारीता, मनमौजीपन, चंचलता

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Capricciosità

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변덕

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Капризность

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Capricho

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Capriciousness – similar words

capriciously

adverb

In a way that changes suddenly and unexpectedly

Usage examples:

The rules were enforced capriciously., she was capriciously fired after only two days on the job.
Capriciously - all meanings in English

capricious

adjective

Given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behaviour.

Usage examples:

It's terrible to feel our livelihood hinges on a capricious boss
adjective

Likely to change, or reacting to a sudden desire or new idea

Usage examples:

We have had very capricious weather lately.
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