capricious in Latin
capricious in Latin is inconstans — capricious means changing mood or behavior suddenly and unpredictably, without an obvious reason.
capricious in Latin
inconstans
Impulsive and unpredictable; determined by chance, impulse, or whim.
What does "capricious" mean?
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adj Changing mood or behavior suddenly and unpredictably, without an obvious reason.
"The capricious weather made it impossible to plan the picnic."
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capricious in a sentence
- The capricious weather made it impossible to plan the picnic.
- Their capricious boss changed the rules every week.
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What is "capricious" in Latin?
"capricious" in Latin is inconstans. capricious means: Changing mood or behavior suddenly and unpredictably, without an obvious reason.
How do you use "capricious" in a sentence?
Example: "The capricious weather made it impossible to plan the picnic." In Latin, "capricious" is inconstans.
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