Capriciously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPRICIOUSLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• CAPRICIOUS, subject to whim; impulsive and unpredictable
• unpredictably
• in a capricious manner
• in a manner that is capricious.
• in an unpredictable, sudden-changing manner.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• governed or characterized by capric; impulsive, unpredictable

Words related to CAPRICIOUSLY

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How to use CAPRICIOUSLY in a sentence

• It is a battering ram capriciously assaulting a wall.
• It was made in one piece of Hindustanic cloth, embroidered with fantastic flowers and capriciously draped.
• A certain number of other great proprietors and lords of the Pale, a list of whom was rather capriciously made out, were also immediately reinstated.
• Be it a senate of patricians that reigns, it cannot govern so capriciously, so arbitrarily, as an individual.
• For the rest they have the mental and physical characteristics of the kings and queens they protect or persecute so capriciously.
• But it may be reasonably imagined, that what is so much in the power of men as language, will very often be capriciously conducted.
• It is not a grant capriciously made from a higher tyrant to a lower.
• Then the level of the bank would sink capriciously.
• I could distinguish the arches springing capriciously from natural pillars, standing broad upon their granite base, like the heavy columns of Tuscan architecture.
• They are apt to be greatly beloved, and are themselves capriciously affectionate.
• But what he really felt was that Marietta had treated him capriciously and that if he had a particle of self-respect he must show her that he did not care.
• Arrived at the door, the impulse capriciously left her.
• We can infer this fact from the character of the fauna by which he was surrounded, a fauna in which species of cold and warm climates are at times quite capriciously intermingled.
• The estate was not entailed, then, and despotic power seemed to be rather capriciously exercised by the head of the house.
• Let them feel that your prerogative is not exercised capriciously, but for good and necessary purposes.
• For in those days fashions of dress did not change as capriciously as they do now.
• So always, of the good and ill which at first seemed irreconcilable and capriciously distributed, the one holds its ground, the other diminishes by being explained.
• They not only forgive me for not taking any part in their conversation, but also for capriciously interrupting it.
• Causes you have labored to establish, and which no one denies are benefits, are capriciously overthrown.
• A river, almost concealed by bending willows and slender erect cottonwoods, wound capriciously across the valley.
• The rain had capriciously ceased! He departed gaily and triumphantly.
• They had then to find fresh water, and it was not likely that it would be wanting in such a capriciously uneven region.
• This was formed of granite rocks, capriciously distributed, very different from the cliff at Prospect Heights, and of an extremely wild aspect.
• For a time my thoughts flickered capriciously over the astonishing events of my adventurous week-end.
• Grass in luxuriant tufts, capriciously disposed, grew about in large patches.
• Edison and Marconi are not capriciously favoured by the laws of Nature, but they know more about them than most of us.

Similar words containing CAPRICIOUS without suffix ly

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