Whim
a whim (noun) - a sudden desire without reason or purpose
whimsical (adjective) - strange in an amusing but annoying way
on a whim
on a sudden whim
on the slightest whim
at the whim of
just a whim
indulges every whim
subject to the whims of
as the whim takes you
depend on the whims of
following a whim
not just a whim
rested on the whim of
Example sentences:
* It was just a whim. (I didn't do it for any real reason.)
* He would change his mind and reverse his decision on the slightest whim.
* This product is for the husband who indulges his wife's every whim.
* Approval for this project will depend on political whim.
* The handlers of the star athlete catered to his every whim.
* She bought a skirt that she really didn't need on a whim.
* When he was in LA he was seized with a sudden whim to see her.
* Contracts are not something to be signed on a whim!
* Whether the large outdoor meeting would be held or not was at the whim of the weather.
* Subject to the whims of market forces, his monthly sales commissions were highly volatile.
* The tribal minority is subject to the whim of state control.
* He bought the ice cream on a sudden whim.
* We can customize your order however you like, as the whim takes you.
* Jury decisions often depend on the whims of a single juror.
* Meditation can help you control any passing whims that might adversely affect your life.
* I like following a whim sometimes, otherwise life is too boring.
* Hiring her is not just a whim of mine, she has years of experience.
* She glanced sheepishly at him, knowing full well her future rested on the whim of his next decision.
