Capricious
Capricious adjective - Likely to change frequently, suddenly, or unexpectedly.
Varying and capricious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Varying" instead an adjective "Capricious".
Nearby Words: caprice, capriciously
Varying
Varying adjective - Not staying constant.
Usage example: a varying commitment to the cause that meant that one could never be sure if the volunteers would show up
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Synonyms for Varying
Capricious and varying are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Capricious" instead an adjective "Varying".
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Related pairs
- impulsive and capricious
- impulsive and varying
- irregular and capricious
- irregular and varying
- inconsistent and capricious
- inconsistent and varying
- unstable and capricious
- unstable and varying
- volatile and capricious
- volatile and varying
- unsteady and capricious
- unsteady and varying
- fluctuating and capricious
- fluctuating and varying
Both words in one sentence
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Barring ANGE-Beatrice, the witches of Umineko: When They Cry are all trolls of varying degrees of maliciousness, ranging from the capricious and amoral Lambadelta, all the way to full blown monster, as is the case with Bernkastel.
Source: Troll
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