Definition of "vagaries" []

• Plural form of vagary. (noun)

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• "His perfect honesty was most apparent in all of his contentions; and, while some laughed at what they called his vagaries, those who knew him best respected him none the less, but rather the more, for his astronomical combat."
• "Hideous lies about the opponent and vagaries from the candidates is about all we tend to get."
• "Through certain vagaries of history, some of which I have alluded to here, we managed to conflate two quite distinct questions: What makes a belief well founded (or heuristically fertile?)"