willful [ˈwɪlfəl] ADJ. AM
willful → wilful
wilful [ˈwɪlfəl] ADJ. pey.
1. wilful (deliberate):
2. wilful (headstrong):
- wilful child
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The organization confirms that members have accepted blood transfusions, despite the imposition in 1961 of a communal shunning policy for willful acceptance.
en.wikipedia.org Any willful act calculated to endanger the lives of members of the public. 4.
en.wikipedia.org This breed needs a firm, consistent and confident pack leader, otherwise, they will become willful and determined.
en.wikipedia.org She often played a willful woman of means or a polished, high-society doyenne.
en.wikipedia.org His realization ends the book on a somewhat hopeful note; perhaps the old cycle of exploitation and willful ignorance will not last forever after all.
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