When I look back over there wartime years I cannot help feeling that time is an inadequate and even capricious measure of their duration at one moment they seem so long, at another so short.
A.misleading
B.whimsical
C.erratic
D.unpredictable

• b. whimsical
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• erratic is d ans and i am sure.erratic is d syn of capricious
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• answer is whimsical.. it has same meaning as capricious
  
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• capricious means given to sudden& unaccountable changes of mood or behaviour
  and whimsical means acting or behaviour in a capricious manner
  so, answer is B
  
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• m not sure about this
  (D) unpredictable
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• whimsical is the antonym of capricious
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• it must b D
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• unpredictable
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• capricious means a person who olways lives wid full of fun
  n d same whimsical means.so b z d answer.
  
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• it is d bcoz whimsical and erratic both refers to sudden and uneven chages of a behaviour but it refers to a time so it is unpredtictable
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• all b,c and d are synonyms of capricious except a. so difficult to determine
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• A,B, and C all are synonyms of capricious.
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• all are its synonyms accept option a...i hav searched it on google..
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• so what will be the ans for this...will it be option A?
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• whimsical,erratic and unpredictable these 3 are synonyms of capricious
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