whims (Meaning)
whims
an odd or sudden wish, desire, or change of mind, a capricious or eccentric and often sudden idea or turn of the mind, a large capstan that is made with one or more radiating arms to which a horse may be yoked and that is used in mines for raising ore or water
Synonyms & Antonyms of whims
whims Sentence Examples
- The king's whims often led to capricious laws that baffled his subjects.
- The artist's whims guided his brush, creating abstract masterpieces.
- The gardener's whimsical decision to plant sunflowers transformed the yard into a vibrant spectacle.
- The fashion designer's whimsical creations defied convention and embraced the unexpected.
- The child's whimsical imagination conjured up fantastical worlds filled with talking animals and magical creatures.
- The painter's brushstrokes danced with whimsical abandon, capturing the essence of the moment.
- The architect's whimsical facade incorporated playful elements that delighted passersby.
- The chef's whimsical dishes tantalized taste buds with unexpected flavor combinations.
- The dancer's movements flowed with whimsical grace, as if guided by an unseen spirit.
- The writer's whimsical prose transported readers to realms where logic and imagination intertwined.
FAQs About the word whims
an odd or sudden wish, desire, or change of mind, a capricious or eccentric and often sudden idea or turn of the mind, a large capstan that is made with one or
vagaries, fantasies,notions, caprices, impressions, phantasies, megrims, fancies, pictures, whimseys
No antonyms found.
The king's whims often led to capricious laws that baffled his subjects.
The artist's whims guided his brush, creating abstract masterpieces.
The gardener's whimsical decision to plant sunflowers transformed the yard into a vibrant spectacle.
The fashion designer's whimsical creations defied convention and embraced the unexpected.
