Capriciousness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPRICIOUSNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CAPRICIOUS, subject to whim; impulsive and unpredictable
• the quality of being guided by sudden unpredictable impulses
• the trait of acting unpredictably and more from whim or caprice than from reason or judgment
ADJECTIVE:
• changing according to no discernible rules; unpredictable
• given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behaviour
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• governed or characterized by capric; impulsive, unpredictable

Words related to CAPRICIOUSNESS

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Words that contain CAPRICIOUSNESS

capriciousnesse21 capriciousnesses22

How to use CAPRICIOUSNESS in a sentence

• The two pupils of the Entente, Greece and Poland, exactly like naughty children, have a policy of greed and capriciousness.
• It was a bitter reflection to the proud Duchess that the alienation of the Queen was the result of her own folly and pride rather than of royal capriciousness.
• He meant to take the train, of course, but his resourceful capriciousness had supplied him with a less awkward exit from the garden than she had provided.
• He is not to be blamed for this seeming capriciousness.
• Hakem, khalif of Egypt from 996 to 1021, persecuted the Christians, especially at Jerusalem, with all the violence of a fanatic and all the capriciousness of a despot.
• The ladies, though treated by their rustic swain with more gentleness than the men, were occasionally exposed to his capriciousness and insolence.
• But notwithstanding all this magnificence and love of learning, the house of Este, among its other contradictory qualities, was distinguished for capriciousness and meanness.
• How very subtle this intuition is, we can only guess in part by the apparent capriciousness and incomprehensibility of its occasional action.
• The capriciousness of love is also derived by him from an attachment to some god in a former world.
• The wild capriciousness of the weather had brought rain and flashes of untimely lightning flared now and again into momentary whiteness.
• He forgave the wanton shrieks of it because of this sweetness, the sweetness of a capricious woman, all the more sweet because of her capriciousness.
• Her father, however, received him joyfully whenever he called, although he was not always satisfied with the capriciousness of his son-in-law.
• Into the shaping of your bad works of art there went a temperament, a playfulness, a fecundity, a capriciousness, a genius that many better artists have not possessed.
• The average inhabitant of the flood plain of the Mississippi is not surprised at this capriciousness of the river, for long experience has taught him to look for it.
• He had always enjoyed her capriciousness, her whimsical humor, but there was certainly nothing for him to smile at in this interview.
• He was disposed to think it only another expression of that capriciousness of the electorate which is often manifested in years when national success is not directly involved.
• What he secretly quaked at and openly defied was a general outburst of human capriciousness.
• Franz thought it must be on account of the goat, but just then old Nan appeared with her customary capriciousness, and made no resistance to the cord with which Franz bound her.

Similar words containing CAPRICIOUSNES without suffix s

capriciousnesse21 capriciousnesses22

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