caprice

noun

Meaning

A sudden, impulsive change in mood or behavior without a logical reason.

Examples

The weather in the mountains is known for its sudden caprice, shifting from sun to snow in minutes.
He acted on a whim, driven by a momentary caprice rather than any long-term plan.

Synonyms: whim, impulse, fancy, vagary

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caprice

noun

Pronunciation: /kəˈpriːs/

Definition

A sudden, impulsive change in mood or behavior without a logical reason.

Examples

The weather in the mountains is known for its sudden caprice, shifting from sun to snow in minutes.
He acted on a whim, driven by a momentary caprice rather than any long-term plan.
The king's decisions were often governed by his own caprice, leaving his advisors in constant confusion.

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