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What does capriciously mean?
it means unpredictably, erratically, and it means in a capricious manner
What is the antonym for permanent and abundant?
Antonym for permanent: Temporary Antonym for abundant: Scarce
Is clever an antonym?
yes clever is antonym and it's antonym is stupid, fool
What is the antonym for full?
what is the antonym for full
Is the word quantitative an antonym of essential?
No. The antonym of quantitative is qualitative, and the antonym of essential is dispensible.
Select the antonym of capricious from the followings-moody-variable-gloomy-pensive-sunny-sad--peevish-sullen-glum-testy?
I don't think any of the those are antonyms to capricious.
Is there an antonym for the word account?
The word account is a noun in most uses, so has no antonym. The verb "to account" (to account for) might have an opposite verb ignore. The opposite of the adjective "accountable" is "unaccountable, in the sense of irresponsible, capricious, frivolous, or injudicious.
What is the duration of Capricious Summer?
The duration of Capricious Summer is 1.23 hours.
What is the definition of capricious?
capricious - apt to act on a whim, changeable, unpredictable, moody.
When was Capricious Summer created?
Capricious Summer was created on 1968-05-24.
Parentage test court order capricious or arbitrary?
Neither capricious OR arbitratry. Merely lawful.
What does caprocious mean?
Capricious means to change or by a whim or impulse. A synonym of capricious is fickle, volatile, and unpredictable.
What rhymes with capricious?
delicious
What is the analogy for capricious?
vagary
Does capricious means wordy?
No it means subject to whims and caprice. Locquacious is wordy.
What is the difference of capricious and cruel?
Capricious means unpredictable or impulsive, while cruel means causing pain or suffering intentionally. Capricious behavior can be whimsical or fickle, while cruel behavior is deliberately harmful or malicious.
What is a capricious person?
capricious :-subject to, led by, or indicative of caprice or whim; erratic:He's such a capriciousboss I never know howhe'll react.
