Definition of Whimsy

the quality of being amazing or fantastic

Examples of Whimsy in a sentence

Skydiving was an experience filled with whimsy, bringing an exhilarating rush of fun and excitement into my life even if it was only for a few moments.

There is a sense of whimsy when you get to see the Northern Lights for the first time, as the view is so rare and picturesque it almost seems surreal.

I felt a sense of whimsy as we gazed at the stars above us, the hundreds of little lights not diminished by any city lights whatsoever.

I felt a great deal of whimsy when I went scuba diving the first time, as the world beneath the waves was almost completely foreign and magical to me.

There is a touch of whimsy to this metal sculpture, a certain magical and inspired aura to it that shows how passionate the artist was.

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