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, bullheaded, determined, hardened, dogged, self-opinionated, hard-nosed, adamantine

complying, willing, amenable, yielding, compliant, pliable, acquiescent, pliable, tractable, 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.