caprice
kəˈpriːs
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Definition of caprice - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
emotionsudden change in mood or behavior
  • Her decision to leave was a caprice.
fancy impulse whim
2.
impulsivenesstendency to act impulsively
  • His caprice often led to unexpected adventures.
fancy impulse whim
3.
musicTECH.whimsical or fanciful musical compositionTECH.
  • The violinist performed a caprice that delighted the audience..
fantasy whimsy
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Origin of caprice

French, caprice (whim)

Terms with caprice included in their meaning

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names
nickname for someone named Caprice
caprice
whimsical or capricious idea

Examples of caprice in a sentence

  • The caprice of the weather caught everyone off guard.
  • Her caprice made her buy a ticket to Paris on a whim.
  • The artist's caprice was evident in his unpredictable work.
  • The pianist's caprice was a highlight of the evening.
  • Her latest album features a caprice that she composed herself.

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  1. French:caprice, fantaisie, ...
  2. German:Laune, Launenhaftigkeit, ...
  3. Italian:capriccio, composizione capricciosa, ...
  4. Spanish:capricho, composición caprichosa, ...
  5. Portuguese:capricho, fantasia musical, ...
  6. Chinese:反复无常, 冲动, ...
  7. Japanese:気まぐれ, 衝動, ...
  8. Arabic:نَزْوَة, وَسْوَسَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:גַּחְמָה, גַּחְמָה, ...
  10. Russian:каприз, каприччио, ...
  11. Ukrainian:каприз, капричіо, ...
  12. Hindi:सनक, मनमानी, ...

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