Whims [noun]
Definition of Whims:
sudden idea
Synonyms of Whims:
● Impulse
● Vagary
● Inclination
● Desire
● Urge
● Humor
● Disposition
● Quirk
● Conceit
● Fad
● Whimsy
● Fancy
● Caprice
● Fantasy
● Thought
● Craze
● Freak
● Sport
● Dream
● Notion
● Vision
● Passing thought
Opposite/Antonyms of Whims:
● Plan
● Truth
● Fact
● Certainty
● Seriousness
● Actuality
● Reality
● Hate
● Dislike
Sentence/Example of Whims:
It was quite evident that "my niece" was a young person of whims.
I have ruined my life to satisfy one of your whims; surely that ought to suffice.
It takes on the color of any composer's ideas, and submits like a slave to the whims of any virtuoso.
This was decidedly interesting, since it resembled her own whims.
Even if you are a prince, the world cannot always run just to suit your whims.
To be sure, Belle refused to ride a horse; but then Belle was a woman and women had whims.
They could not understand that big men are sometimes actuated by whims.
But big men are cautious about letting the world know their whims.
Unhappily I am not a Greek woman, pliant to the whims of artists and voluptuaries.
Those young lives must not be overshadowed by a sick man's whims.