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wilful

/ˈwɪl.fəl/

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adjective

/ˈwɪl.fəl/B2formalbritish
  • ruОписывает человека, который полон решимости делать то, что хочет, даже если другие не согласны; может подразумевать упрямство или сильную волю.

Describes someone who is determined to do what they want, even if others disagree; can imply stubbornness or a strong will.

  1. Deliberate or intentionalB2formalbritish

    Done on purpose, often with a negative connotation.

    ruУмышленный

    • The court found him guilty of wilful misconduct.
    • Her wilful ignorance of the facts frustrated everyone.
    • It was a wilful act of defiance against the rules.

    Synonymscalculatedconsciousdeliberateintendedintentionalknowingpremeditatedpurposefulvolitional

    Antonymsaccidentalinadvertentinvoluntaryunconsciousunintentional

  2. Stubborn or headstrongB2formalbritish

    Having a strong determination to do what one wants, regardless of others' advice or orders.

    ruУпрямый

    • The wilful child refused to eat his vegetables.
    • Her wilful nature made her difficult to work with.
    • He was a wilful leader who ignored all counsel.

    Synonymsbullheadedheadstronginflexibleintransigentobstinateperversepigheadedself-willedstubbornunyielding

    Antonymsamenablecompliantdocileobedientsubmissivetractable

Forms
  • more wilful comparative form
  • willfuller comparative form
  • most wilful superlative form
  • willfullest superlative form
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