Pronunciation: /ˈwɪmzɪkəl/
adjective playfully quaint or fanciful, especially in an appealing and amusing way
A1 The children were delighted by the whimsical decorations at the birthday party.
A2 She had a whimsical idea to create a garden filled with giant flowers.
B1 The artist's whimsical paintings often featured animals wearing hats.
B2 The novel had a whimsical tone, with quirky characters and unexpected plot twists.
C1 The director's whimsical approach to filmmaking resulted in a visually stunning and unique movie.
C2 The designer's whimsical fashion collection was a hit at the international runway show.
formal The artist's whimsical paintings captivated the audience with their playful and imaginative scenes.
informal I love how your room is decorated in such a whimsical style - it's so fun and quirky!
slang That movie was so whimsical, it had me laughing the whole time!
figurative Her whimsical personality was like a breath of fresh air in a world of seriousness and routine.
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