Similar words: hillbilly, dilly-dally, silly, illogically, skillfully, will, swill, cynically. Meaning: [‚wɪlɪ'nɪlɪ] 
adv. 1. in a random manner 2. without having a choice.
adv. 1. in a random manner 2. without having a choice. 
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1. He found himself drawn, willy-nilly, into the argument.
2. The government were dragged willy-nilly into the confrontation.
3. Both sides were drawn, willy-nilly, into the conflict.
4. She was forced willy-nilly to accept the company's proposals.
5. They all had to take part, willy-nilly.
6. Companies were accused of raising prices willy-nilly.
7. Don't use your credit card willy-nilly.
8. Don't just use your credit card willy-nilly.
9. Clerks bundled papers into files willy-nilly.
10. She threw her clothes willy-nilly into a drawer.
11. They exist willy-nilly, whatever the time, whatever the party.
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13. You breed, willy-nilly, and lo and behold! you find life isn't ever going to be the same again.
14. Today's church is being forced willy-nilly to deal with today's social problems.
15. The heart and lungs carried on willy-nilly, keeping me going, keeping me awake.
16. But our readers don't use tabs willy-nilly.
17. Heed my words here: Willy-nilly, no-schema, non-organized data is a recipe for disaster!
18. Willy-nilly, we are all card-carrying citizens of the One Earth.
19. 'We cannot simply, willy-nilly, have some documents dropping out of the sky to replace that documents that admittedly still were not quite fully developed,' he said.
20. Don't add relationships willy-nilly.
21. The theory goes like this: Engage China and, willy-nilly, it will reform.
22. Registration plates are picked willy-nilly from a directory and announced on television –and a special restriction hotline.
23. Willy-nilly spending is a good way to stimulate the economy only if the outcome is judged by the wrong metric.
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24. After you have placed your first order, further half-litres come willy-nilly and are put in front of you, until you decline.
25. Others have muddled through without a policy, although in that situation choices are still forced willy-nilly upon those who select materials.
26. She had always thought that, and she had been involved with him, willy-nilly, over the house.
27. It seemed as though rival nests of ants had been poured together willy-nilly.
28. But propaganda that all old-growth forests are being hacked down willy-nilly is nonsense.
29. Its entire cargo of milk splashed out of the tank cars willy-nilly and mixed ill puddles on the rain-sodden ground.
30. The Air Force claims it wouldn't dole out these biosensors willy-nilly — only when troops are likely to run into dangerous biological or chemical warfare agents.