whimsicalness

Meanings

• a quality or situation characterized by the strange or unexpected; a playful or fanciful way of thinking or expressing oneself.

  - "The old tree was a whimsical blend of colors and shapes."
  - "His whimsical ways of thinking often led him to come up with unusual solutions to problems."
  - "She had a whimsical sense of humor that made her a beloved friend to many."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with whimsicalness
whimsy , limericks , fancies , wimsey , wimsicality , fancifulness , whimsy-gus , fancy-pants

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Homophones

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1. homophones for whimsicalness include: whimsy-call, whimsy-gasp, whimsy-scowl, whimsy-sigh, whimsy-snort, whimsy-titter, whimsy-wink.
   

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Variants

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whimsical , whimsicalities , whimsicality , whimsically , whimsicalness , whimsicalnesses

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Forms

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The term whimsicalness can take various forms depending on the context in which it is used. For instance, it can be used as a noun to refer to the quality or state of being characterized by a whim or caprice. It can also be used as an adjective to describe someone or something that displays this quality. For example, one could say 'she has a whimsical sense of humor' or 'his whimsical ways of thinking often led him to come up with unusual solutions to problems.'

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Etymology

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Whimsicalness is derived from the adjective whimsical, which comes from the Middle English word whim, meaning 'a mood or desire; a caprice.' Whimsicalness therefore refers to the quality or state of being characterized by a whim or caprice.

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Related Concepts

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1. caprice: A whim or fancy; a sudden and unexplained desire or preference.

2. fancy: A whim or caprice; a sudden and unexplained desire or preference.

3. folly: A whimsical or absurd act; a senseless or foolish thing.

4. idiosyncrasy: A peculiarity or characteristic of an individual; a quirk or oddity.

5. quirk: A peculiar or unusual trait or characteristic; a quirky or odd behavior or mannerism.

6. whimsy: A quality or state of being characterized by a whim or caprice; a playful or fanciful way of thinking or expressing oneself.

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Quotes

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1. In the "whimsical" linguistics of theoretical physics, the "naked" electron is an imaginary object cut off from the influences of the field, whereas a "dressed" electron carries the imprint of the universe, but it is all buried in extremely tiny modifications to its bare properties.

   - Leon Lederman et al.,{it}The God Particle{/it},1993

2. You can practically taste the tropics in these "whimsical" doughnuts. Ripe bananas, toasted coconut and your favorite rum transform traditional doughnuts into paradisiacal ones.

   - Janice Wald Henderson,{it}Chocolatier{/it},March 2001

3. Unlike the broad slapstick humor of Musical Mose and other early Herriman strips, Krazy Kat was gentle, fey, and "whimsical".

   - Jeet Heer,{it}Lingua Franca{/it},September 2001

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Culture

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["Whimsicalness has played an important role in various aspects of culture throughout history. In literature, whimsical characters and stories have captivated audiences for centuries, from the whimsical tales of Brothers Grimm to the whimsical poetry of Edward Lear. In art, whimsical paintings and sculptures have been a popular form of expression for centuries, from the whimsical paintings of Hieronymus Bosch to the whimsical sculptures of Claes Oldenburg. In music, whimsical songs and compositions have been a popular form of expression for centuries, from the whimsical songs of Robert Schumann to the whimsical compositions of Franz Joseph Haydn."]

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