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whim

[hwim, wim] / ʰwɪm, wɪm /


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“I was in Lake Como on a sisters’ trip when I got an invite at the last minute and decided to go on a whim, and Andrea was tired.

From MarketWatch

Acting and singing for a living isn’t exactly the most stable profession, and despite his fame, Platt is still at the whims of a changing and increasingly volatile industry.

From Los Angeles Times

Farming requires an enormous amount of working capital each year, and crops are subject to the whims of the weather.

From Barron's

Idiosyncratic, resting wholly on personal whim, and irrevocable.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr. Russell concludes that the king “became too dependent on his favorites,” substituting their whims for expert advice.

From The Wall Street Journal