whimsical (Meaning)
whimsical (s)
determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reason
whimsical (a.)
Full of, or characterized by, whims; actuated by a whim; having peculiar notions; queer; strange; freakish.
Odd or fantastic in appearance; quaintly devised; fantastic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of whimsical
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- fast
- unbending
- sober
- fixed
- tough-minded
- invariable
- stable
- grounded
- constant
- unyielding
- hardheaded
- unrelenting
- stable
- unchangeable
- pragmatical
- hardheaded
- immutable
- commonsensical
- unrelenting
- tough-minded
- fast
- grounded
- immutable
- unchangeable
- invariable
- unalterable
- pragmatical
- levelheaded
- unalterable
- constant
- sane
- uncompromising
- inflexible
- fixed
- sober
- uncompromising
- unbending
- sane
- commonsensical
- levelheaded
- unyielding
- inflexible
Synonyms:
- quixotic
- wilful
- erratic
- crankish
- flaky
- visionary
- unrealistic
- utopian
- inconstant
- temperamental
- shaky
- fickle
- arbitrary
- mercurial
- irregular
- impractical
- impetuous
Antonyms:
whimsical Sentence Examples
- The whimsical garden filled with fanciful sculptures and vibrant blooms enchanted visitors.
- Her whimsical personality and imaginative ideas made her a captivating storyteller.
- The children delighted in the whimsical zoo, where animals frolicked in unexpected ways.
- The whimsical design of the chandelier, with its swirling spirals and twinkling crystals, added a touch of magic to the room.
- The whimsical melody of the music transported listeners to a realm of wonder and dreams.
- The whimsical cake, topped with whimsical creatures and bright colors, was a work of edible art.
- The whimsical street performer captivated the crowd with his playful tricks and playful demeanor.
- The whimsical fashion show showcased outfits that defied convention and embraced imagination.
- The whimsical illustrations in the children's book brought the words to life with a touch of fantasy.
- The whimsical nature of the art exhibition invited viewers to explore their own imaginations and find inspiration in the unexpected.
FAQs About the word whimsical
determined by chance or impulse or whim rather than by necessity or reasonFull of, or characterized by, whims; actuated by a whim; having peculiar notions; quee
eccentric,impulsive, volatile, moody, willful, capricious,romantic, quirky, freakish, quixotic
matter-of-fact, equable, sound, logical, logical, pragmatic,practical, rational, sound, sensible
The whimsical garden filled with fanciful sculptures and vibrant blooms enchanted visitors.
Her whimsical personality and imaginative ideas made her a captivating storyteller.
The children delighted in the whimsical zoo, where animals frolicked in unexpected ways.
The whimsical design of the chandelier, with its swirling spirals and twinkling crystals, added a touch of magic to the room.
