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Meanings of more capricious in English

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Usage of more capricious in English
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Aglaya was growing hourly more capricious and gloomy, and this distressed him.
The Idiot
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The exception to the imagination, as being more capricious and uncertain.
A Treatise of Human Nature
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These princesses of the stage are more capricious than veritable princesses.
Joseph II. and His Court: An Historical Novel
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You are a thousand times more capricious, more fanciful, than-myimagination.
Sarrasine
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There is nothing more capricious, more inexplicable, more wayward, than fashion.
Routledge's Manual of Etiquette
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A consolatory truth for the inhabitants of more capricious climes.
Life of George Washington — Volume 01
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Nothing can be more capricious than the sentences they pass.
Bidwell's Travels, from Wall Street to London Prison: Fifteen Ye...
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You seem to get more and more capricious every day.'
A Mummer's Wife
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Nay, Alida; this is being more capricious than the winds!
The Water-Witch; Or, the Skimmer of the Seas: A Tale
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Never was there a more capricious trail than the one they set themselves to follow.
The Precipice: A Novel
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Then comes a softer and more capricious melody, but little more heroic than a nocturne.
The Masters and Their Music / A series of illustrative programs ...
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An illustration of the more capricious of the old enactments and the jealousy of antique kings.
The Danish History, Books I-IX
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It was a whim of Fashion, and Fashion is the one goddess more capricious than Fortune.
The Companions of Jehu
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A woman is naturally as much more capricious than a man, as she is more susceptible.
The Friendships of Women
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An iceberg of the Polar seas could not have been more capricious in its terrible sublimity!
The Mysterious Island
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Kenny, affronted, was usually more capricious and elusive.
Kenny
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