Thesaurus / capriciousness

capriciousness

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as ineccentricity

as inflightiness
as ininsecureness
as ininstability
as inprecariousness
as inquirkiness
as inricketiness
as inshakiness
as insingularity
as inunstableness
as inunsteadiness
as inunsureness

antonyms for capriciousness

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How to use capriciousness in a sentence

The NBA, spinning in a vicious, capricious cycle, would be better if it worked again.

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There’s not much evidence that the women who eventually profited from Millar’s capricious bequest were even trying to compete — they just birthed a bunch of kids during that decade.

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Investors may be capricious, but the market’s math is a stubborn thing.

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This year has been one of the most uncertain and capricious years ever for eCommerce.

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When Will Rodriguez-Kennedy ran to lead the San Diego County Democratic Party, he promised a new and less capricious system of prioritizing the various local races each election cycle.

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Valeria, with her wonted capriciousness, veered round in defence of the institution that she had been just jeering at.

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The Bay tree gives us a curious instance of the capriciousness of English plant names.

THE PLANT-LORE AND GARDEN-CRAFT OF SHAKESPEAREHENRY NICHOLSON ELLACOMBE

Their requests are granted or refused with absolute capriciousness.

CHAUCER AND HIS TIMESGRACE E. HADOW

But they are not full of it; it comes only now and then, with tantalizing capriciousness.

THE JONATHAN PAPERSELISABETH WOODBRIDGE MORRIS

These gave the horse the reputation of capriciousness and unreliability.

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