Meanings
adjectivevagarous (comparative more vagarous, superlative most vagarous)
comparative more vagarous · superlative most vagarous
- rareThat 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
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