capricious

a capricious personality

a capricious and often brutal administration.

they were perturbed by her capricious behaviour.

We can’t go camping while the weather is so capricious.

In Iraq's case this was the Baath, or Renaissance, Party, a vehicle which he ultimately transformed, through terrifyingly capricious ruthlessness, into a fascistic tool for his own absolute control.

You know how capricious he can be.

But investors are warned off by the capricious way he takes decisions.

The style of Dryden is capricious and varied, that of Pope cautious and uniform.

It was a capricious breeze, coming from the coast, and after it passed the sea became smooth.

The road followed the capricious windings of the southern branch of the Platte River, on its left bank.

Depending less on capricious foreign aid, Gaza also enjoys “exceptionally high” economic growth, according to the latest World Bank report.

They say Fortune is a woman and capricious.

It is the first time I have been told I am capricious.

In the British sitcom " Yes, Minister" the prime minister is capricious but invisible.

It is completely random and capricious and arbitrary and cold – just like the universe.