self-willedness (Meaning)

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self-willedness (n.)

Obstinacy.

The child's self-willedness frequently caused clashes with their parents.
Despite repeated warnings, the teenager persisted in their self-willedness.
The dictator's self-willedness led to the downfall of his regime.
The employee's self-willedness hindered progress on the project.
The stubborn horse resisted being ridden due to its self-willedness.
The manager attributed the team's conflict to the self-willedness of certain members.
The young woman's self-willedness made her unapproachable by potential suitors.
The horse trainer struggled to tame the animal's self-willedness.
The child's tantrums were a direct result of their self-willedness.
The investor's self-willedness led them to make reckless decisions.

Obstinacy.

stubborn, adamant, wilful, persistent, determined, immovable, adamantine, obsessive, unrelenting, perverse

complying, agreeable, submissive, complying, yielding, compliant, willing, pliant, flexible, submissive

The child's self-willedness frequently caused clashes with their parents.

Despite repeated warnings, the teenager persisted in their self-willedness.

The dictator's self-willedness led to the downfall of his regime.

The employee's self-willedness hindered progress on the project.