Caprice
From the English word meaning "impulse" or "sudden change of mind", ultimately from French and Italian capriccio.
Meaning and origin
Caprice is derived from the English word meaning "an impulsive change of mind" or "whim", which itself comes through French from the Italian capriccio.
How to pronounce Caprice
| English (US) | kuh-PREES /kəˈpris/ |
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