Synonym: adamant, bullheaded, calculated, conscious, deliberate, designed, firm, headstrong, intended, intentional, meant, obstinate, purposeful, stubborn, uncompromising, voluntary. Similar words: skillfully, skilful, willy-nilly, will, swill, willing, willowy, willpower. Meaning: adj. 1. done by design 2. habitually disposed to disobedience and opposition.
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31. Patterson describes Koko's personality as willful and stubborn:'she loves babies and young people.
32. Just yesterday it seems you were a harum-scarum child with dirty hands and a willful heart.
33. If the need arises, we may in tears , until our parents cannot to be willful anymore.
34. Messi is still only 22, and at that age Maradona crashed out of the 1982 World Cup when he was red-carded for a willful two-footed kick back against a Brazilian.
35. And that is dwarfed by the willful spill of oil by Iraq's Saddam Hussein, who dumped roughly one billion gallons of oil during the 1991 Gulf War, at least a quarter of it into the Arabian Gulf.
36. Gives with it does myo- relieves thirst, is one kind of arrogant and willful simply.
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37. A number of considerations have led her to a willful abortion.
38. However, the limits were not applicable if the federal government could show that the discharge was due to "willful negligence or willful misconduct within the privity and knowledge of the owner".
39. The willful boy ran away wildly along the winding path.
40. If willful infringement is found, there are profound implications for a permanent injunction.
41. Willful people cannot tolerate the slightest frustration of their wishes.
42. His adolescent protest consisted of willful neglect of all his responsibilities.
More similar words: skillfully, skilful, willy-nilly, will, swill, willing, willowy, willpower, willingly, willingness, unwillingness, fulfill, fulfilled, fulfilling, fulfillment, self-fulfillment, hillbilly, fall for, call for, fossil fuel, call forth, malfunction, on all fours, shellfish, wily, wilt, wild, wile, wildfire, bewilder.