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WHAT PART OF SPEECH IS THE WORD CAPRIOUS?
The word "capricious" is an
adjective
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It describes something that is unpredictable, impulsive, and subject to sudden changes.
What does a Chicago accent sound like to you if have one?
What is homophone of patience?
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Where does the schwa syllable fall in emotion?
How do you say see tomorrow in Mandarin?
What can you do to improve your English fluency?
What is a real word with the root vok meaning to call?
Is incite can be used as noun or pronoun?
What is the form of speech favorite?
Does believe have a long e sound?
What does hoaaloha mean?
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