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A sudden and unaccountable change of mood or behaviour

A predisposition to suddenly changing one's mind, ideas, or actions

A concept formulated in the mind

The characteristic of being ridiculous

The state of being quirky

The state or quality of not being consistent, steady or organized

A malicious trick, an act of cruel deception

Spitefulness or bad temper

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Noun

A sudden and unaccountable change of mood or behaviour

bee in one's bonnet

flight of fancy

ton^US

fool's paradise

castle in the air

sudden inclination

unpredictability

passing thought

extemporisation^UK

extemporization^US

power of invention

wishful thinking

cloud cuckoo land

castle in Spain

product of someone's imagination

figment of the imagination

fanciful notion

flight of imagination

imaginativeness

visualization^US

visualisation^UK

castle in the sky

castles in the air

fire in the belly

false impression

absent-mindedness

inattentiveness

self-absorption

misapprehension

conceptualization^US

unrealistic hope

conceptualisation^UK

eggs in moonshine

lack of application

lack of concentration

castles in Spain

imaginative faculty

mistaken impression

smoke and mirrors

unrealizable dream

castle-building

fantastic notion

imaginative power

will-o'-the-wisp

favorite activity

misinterpretation

creative thought

sexual fixation

creation of the brain

misunderstanding

misconstruction

mental visualization

unreasonable expectation

foolish expectation

irrational expectation

unrealistic expectation

virtual reality

object of desire

out-of-body experience

sequence of images

castle in the skies

unrealistic goal

optical illusion

mistaken belief

having as one's type

false appearance

deceptive appearance

flights of fancy

strong interest

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

possible course of action

absence of mind

staring into space

figment of imagination

pretentiousness

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“It was an odd caprice of fate that an actor who would have preferred doing classical texts made his fame and fortune in something based on a comic book.”

Noun

A predisposition to suddenly changing one's mind, ideas, or actions

unpredictability

continuous change

unpredictableness

irresponsibility

precipitateness

thoughtlessness

imaginativeness

undependability

tendency to blow hot and cold

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Noun

A concept formulated in the mind

conceptualisation^UK

conceptualization^US

line of thinking

accepted wisdom

way of thinking

school of thought

visualization^US

two cents' worth

visualisation^UK

sneaking suspicion

imaginativeness

considered opinion

way of looking at things

where one is at

rationalisation^UK

generalization^US

rationalization^US

generalisation^UK

conceptualizations

emotional state

frame of reference

right of speech

right of free speech

personal feeling

hypothesizing^US

conceptualisations

way of looking at it

shot in the dark

stab in the dark

hypothesising^UK

mental processes

thought processes

mental attitudes

behaviourism^UK

personality study

where head is at

what makes someone tick

believed abstraction

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Noun

The characteristic of being ridiculous

preposterousness

unreasonableness

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Noun

The state of being quirky

unconventionality

extraordinariness

incongruousness

conversation piece

distinctiveness

break with tradition

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Noun

The state or quality of not being consistent, steady or organized

unpredictability

disorganisation^UK

disorganization^US

undependability

unpredictableness

diversification

lack of consistency

untrustworthiness

treacherousness

self-contradiction

self-contradictoriness

inconclusiveness

state of suspense

a tendency to blow hot and cold

continuous change

tendency to blow hot and cold

rising and falling

insubstantiality

defencelessness

emotional rollercoaster

lack of protection

coming and going

toing and froing

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Noun

A malicious trick, an act of cruel deception

mischievous act

piece of mischief

monkey business

mischievous trick

bit of mischief

sardonic remark

sanctimoniousness

hypocritical talk

hypocritical behaviour

confidence trick

confidence game

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Noun

Spitefulness or bad temper

cantankerousness

dissatisfaction

low boiling point

acrimoniousness

mean-spiritedness

contentiousness

curmudgeonliness

bad-temperedness

evil intentions

disagreeableness

chip on your shoulder

hypersensitivity

oversensitivity

hot-temperedness

short-temperedness

quick-temperedness

mischievousness

quarrelsomeness

hateful feeling

uncertain temper

argumentativeness

uncharitableness

hardness of heart

chip on one's shoulder

being rubbed up the wrong way

strong aversion

intense dislike

unscrupulousness

smallmindedness

contemptibleness

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Noun

A laugh

double entendre

shaggy-dog story

sardonic remark

monkey business

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Noun

Unreason

unreasonableness

preposterousness

nonsensicalness

midsummer madness

irreconcilability

lack of judgment

meaninglessness

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