whimsical
നീയെന്നോട്
definition
adjective
a whimsical sense of humor
playfully quaint or fanciful, especially in an appealing and amusing way.
the whimsical arbitrariness of autocracy
acting or behaving in a capricious manner.
example
Though some are light and 'whimsical' , they emerge from a passion for both writing and reading that goes beyond mere observation.
Mulvany could also build in a light and 'whimsical' manner, especially when it came to gate lodges.
Many of the pieces have come from his own personal collection - which reveal his witty and 'whimsical' sense of humour, and a love of the bush.
The question is 'whimsical' , but perhaps it illustrates something.
This 'whimsical' piece of mischief by his brother brought a quiet laugh from David.
John was known as a 'whimsical' man who often changed the inventory of his cargo to fit his mood.
Some spoilsport reviewers have referred to the lyrics as smug and smirking; I prefer to view them as wry and 'whimsical' .
For those of you left with any doubt, the play is musical, 'whimsical' and highly enjoyable - a perfect family night out.
They clearly seek to exercise power in 'whimsical' and arbitrary ways.
The High Court said while granting maintenance, some formula or yardstick must be adopted and it must not be 'whimsical' or arbitrary.
His new song Mother and Child opened the dedication service and captured the 'whimsical' and delightful spirit of the work.
How did an impoverished North Philadelphia community transform abandoned lots into 'whimsical' sculpture gardens?
She and friends would flip the painting from the more serious to the 'whimsical' side during parties at Emmott's house many years ago.
The ceiling is hung with lamps of every shape and size, from glass floats tied with rope to 'whimsical' creations made of seashells.
Fonseca's pictures are at once 'whimsical' and orderly, playful and restrained.
Frater surely pays his respects to the 'whimsical' monsoon gods through his pilgrimage covering the length and breadth of the country.
A solid master plan helps prevent 'whimsical' changes being made by each new greens committee
Helen Evans has fourteen gouache paintings, bright, 'whimsical' and cartoon-like, most depicting the antics of her dog Hobbs.
A father and son children's book: vivid illustrations by son Carl, 'whimsical' poems by father Peter.
But how many know the story of J.M. Barrie, the eccentric author of the 'whimsical' Peter Pan?
This is a story about rootlessness, about impulsive, ostensibly 'whimsical' wandering.
This album was largely 'whimsical' and retrospective, with a subtle sense of humour, even through the more serious numbers.
Ali's 'whimsical' rendering of this imagined place evokes subtle feelings of nostalgia, and regret.
It has terrific moments, especially early on, often anticipating Fellini in tone and setting, but it is a bit too jauntily 'whimsical' for us now.
Looking out the window, I can see an orange flame of 'whimsical' light skimming the horizon, and hues of blue to grey look down benignly from above.
Often intended for children, such verse also appeals to an adult sense of the ridiculous or 'whimsical' .
Last night, our coach got a little 'whimsical' and changed up the infield a bit.
He closed his eyes and listened to the Forestmaster's 'whimsical' voice change to a somber, sorrowful tone.
Victims of the 'whimsical' monsoons and fickle market prices, these poor farmers have very little control over their destiny.
Multiple realities and morphing characters can be a fruitful release from normal narrative, but they also release you from discipline, leaving the author prey to 'whimsicality' and stray associations.
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