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adj1) примхливий, з примхами; капризний, вередливий2) фантастичний, нереальний3) химерний, вигадливий, дивний* * *a1) примхливий, з примхами; який володіє живою уявою, фантазією2) фантастичний, нереальний3) вигадливий, дивний, химерний
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