Synonym: froward, headstrong, intentional, self-willed, willful. Similar words: skilful, unskilful, willful, fossil fuel, skillful, skillfully, pilfer, pilfering. Meaning: ['wɪlfʊl] 
adj. 1. done by design 2. habitually disposed to disobedience and opposition.
adj. 1. done by design 2. habitually disposed to disobedience and opposition. 
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31) The pettish, wilful side of him came out, the Colonel's spoiled son.
32) For doubt, full grown, is not a lapse of memory but a wilful refusal to remember.
33) Billy is a very wilful little boy who's constantly being punished for not doing as he's told.
34) Bomb Tokyo wilful persecution of Fujiyama!
35) He later accused reporters of wilful distortion and bias.
36) There is another form of wilful obscurity that masquerades as aristocratic exclusiveness.
37) The action gave a remedy for wilful or negligent damage to property.
38) Then Bruckner's "story" becomes something very different: ideas of wilful perseverance and strange, isolated, successes begin to emerge, despite the exquisite synchronisation of the strings.
39) They swear are ill - mannered and aggressive, wilful as two - year - olds and utterly selfish.
40) And be in 4 days before, this maritime space is in " Sang Mei " below typhonic indulge in wilful persecution, gobbled up hundreds fisherman and nautical life.
41) The universe is a society of wilful personalities , not an irrefragable chain of cause and effect.
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42) A jury found the airline guilty of wilful misconduct because its lax security allowed a suitcase bomb on to the plane.
43) But even the most wilful and powerful state could not fully control the banking chaos and social unrest that a forced currency conversion would unleash.