What is another word for whimsically?
Pronunciation:
[ wˈɪmzɪkli], [ wˈɪmzɪkli], [ w_ˈɪ_m_z_ɪ_k_l_i]
Synonyms for Whimsically:
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adv.
• capriciously- Changeably ,
- Fleetingly ,
- arbitrarily ,
- capriciously ,
- erratically ,
- fancifully ,
- fitfully ,
- frivolously ,
- impulsively ,
- indecisively ,
- randomly ,
- sporadically ,
- waywardly .
- Semioccasionally ,
- Unoften ,
- a few times ,
- hardly ever ,
- in a few cases ,
- inhabitually ,
- not often ,
- not very often ,
- once in a blue moon ,
- once in blue moon ,
- scarcely ever ,
- every now and then ,
- from time to time ,
- hardly ,
- little ,
- occasionally ,
- on and off ,
- once in a while ,
- rarely ,
- scarcely ,
- sometimes ,
- uncommonly .
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n.
• whimsy Other relevant words:
- Eccentrically ,
- Fantasticly ,
- Fickly ,
- Flightily ,
- Imaginarily ,
- Jocularly ,
- at random ,
- bizarrely ,
- broadly ,
- comically ,
- crankily ,
- curiously ,
- drolly ,
- facetiously ,
- fancily ,
- fantastically ,
- freakishly ,
- grotesquely ,
- haltingly ,
- humorously ,
- imaginatively ,
- in fun ,
- in jest ,
- inconsistently ,
- intermittently ,
- ironically ,
- jerkily ,
- jestingly ,
- jokingly ,
- kiddingly ,
- lightly ,
- moodily ,
- not seriously ,
- oddly ,
- outlandishly ,
- playfully ,
- quaintly ,
- queerly ,
- quizzically ,
- roughly ,
- seldom ,
- singularly ,
- skittishly ,
- spasmodically ,
- strangely ,
- tongue ,
- unevenly ,
- unpredictably ,
- unusually ,
- variably ,
- waggishly ,
- wantonly ,
- weirdly ,
- whimsy ,
- wittily .
How to use "Whimsically" in context?
The word "whimsically" is a word that means "pleasantly and fancifully." It is often used to describe things or people that we enjoy or look at in a whimsical way. For example, we might say that we were whimsically going for a walk in the park. This word can also be used to describe our own random thoughts or actions. For instance, I might say that I was whimsically thinking about how much I loved ice cream as I walked through the park.
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