caprice in Irish
caprice in Irish is fíbín — caprice means a sudden, impulsive change of mind or behavior with no clear reason.
caprice in Irish
fíbín
An impulsive, seemingly unmotivated action, change of mind, or notion.
What does "caprice" mean?
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noun A sudden, impulsive change of mind or behavior with no clear reason.
"On a caprice, she booked a flight to Lisbon that same afternoon."
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caprice in a sentence
- On a caprice, she booked a flight to Lisbon that same afternoon.
- The king's decisions often seemed driven by caprice rather than policy.
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What is "caprice" in Irish?
"caprice" in Irish is fíbín. caprice means: A sudden, impulsive change of mind or behavior with no clear reason.
How do you use "caprice" in a sentence?
Example: "On a caprice, she booked a flight to Lisbon that same afternoon." In Irish, "caprice" is fíbín.
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