capriciousness's Usage Examples:

widely from them, earning him a reputation for both brilliance and capriciousness; Stanley Edgar Hyman refers to the "valuable (sometime weird)" New Shakespeare.

Fortuna came to represent life's capriciousness.

became the colony's new governor, and, in responsive to his perceived capriciousness, an opposition party was formed and Zenger was hired to publish their.

character and range, I knew their qualities, shortcomings, or their capriciousness enough to exploit their good capabilities to full advantage.

He deplored her behaviour, "capriciousness, peevish faces and sharp words".

Despite the fact that other words such as "negligence," "incompetence," "capriciousness," and "arbitrary" have been used in the course of its opinions, the.

century traveller Evliya Çelebi held that the town was named for the capriciousness ("naz") of the local women in this wealthy town.

novel, "one entirely in character with the whimsical and fin de siècle capriciousness of the age he’s conjectured.

The ethereality, elegance, whimsicality, and capriciousness demonstrated in his solo exhibitions “Oriental Lyricism,” “Summit Images.

Purple carnations indicate capriciousness.

Both stories spotlight the capriciousness and absurdity of war.

with strained relationships, hunger, death of beloved friends, and the capriciousness of nature through a catastrophic flood.

condescension" and "the film's efforts to say something about success and its capriciousness never succeed in rising above an elbow-in-the-ribs obviousness.

weren't sure: some said the prototype for Istomin (bearing in mind his capriciousness, tetchiness and womanizing) could have been Karl Bryullov, others pointed.

Misinterpreting her capriciousness, he falls passionately in love with her and proposes; Bathsheba promises.

The scientist's faith is shaken because of the apparent capriciousness of God: [O]h God, there were so many stars you could have used.

Those errors include capriciousness and a nonchalance intended to show his antipathy against the pose of.

ephemerality, for instance—formed by a musical vision that seems to value both capriciousness and balance.

their decisions were unsatisfactory being the product of incompetence, capriciousness, corruption, and political manipulation.

Synonyms:

inconstancy; unpredictability; changefulness;

Antonyms:

trustiness; dependableness; reliability; responsibleness; responsibility;