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Meanings of very capricious in English
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Usage of very capricious in English
1
We cannot tell where we may go; these animals can be very capricious.
2
When urged by the god of desire, women become very capricious.
3
Likenesses are very deceitful and very capricious, and depend more on fancy than reality.
4
The river is very capricious, seldom flowing for any length of time in one channel.
5
The whole course of the Torridge is very capricious.
6
Lady Petherwin was very capricious; when she was not foolishly kind she was unjustly harsh.
7
She is not very capricious, but she is haughty and absolute in all her wishes.
8
The King had a daughter who was very beautiful, but she was also very capricious.
9
People of very vivid fancy are also very capricious.
10
Fame is very capricious, but Failure is seldom inconstant.
11
Aleck's fancies were not very capricious, and not frequent, but Sally's scattered a good deal.
12
Bears are very capricious in this respect, however.
13
Miladi was very capricious, Rose found, although she did not know the meaning of the word.
14
She was very capricious,-actedas if she fancied him one day and disliked him the next.
15
The lady he loved was very young, very beautiful, very proud, very capricious, and very poor.
16
The crest of this ridge which determines the division of the waters describes a very capricious line.
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