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vagarous

vagarous adjective: that is characterized by vagary.

Adjective

vagarous (comparative more vagarous, superlative most vagarous)

  1. (rare) That is characterized by vagary.
    • When in its exercise a trustee is not vagarous, his decision is final.1912, Henry Clay Brubaker, Charles Israel Landis, George Ross Eshleman, The Lancaster Law Review, Volume 29

Forms of vagarous

comparativemore vagarous
superlativemost vagarous

Questions about vagarous

What does vagarous mean?
Vagarous means that is characterized by vagary.
What part of speech is vagarous?
Vagarous is an adjective.

Words near vagarous in the dictionary

  1. vagarist
  2. vagaristic
  3. vagarists
  4. vagarities
  5. vagarity
  6. vagarous
  7. vagary
  8. vagation
  9. vagations
  10. vagedgie
  11. vagedgies

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