Preposition: of

• fashion: This is a season trade, and subject also to much irregularity from the caprices of fashion.

• nature: A caprice of nature; a broken projector at the local movie palace; a malfunctioning condom?

Converse of object

• conceal: These are not mere mechanical rules, but neither are they simply fictions to conceal caprice.

Adjective modifier

• mere: She took the veil without any reason, physical or moral; it was a mere caprice.

• human: It is not human caprice, but a principle of public order, which controls property.

• own: And who is in greater error than he who follows his own caprice without guidance from Allah.

Noun used with modifier

• chevy: For the police are likely to cost or a chevy caprice to drive the.