wilfully (Meaning)
Wordnet
wilfully (r)
in a willful manner
Webster
wilfully (n.)
Alt. of Wilfulness
Synonyms & Antonyms of wilfully
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
wilfully Sentence Examples
- The child wilfully disobeyed his parents' instructions, resulting in a broken vase.
- The defendant was found guilty of wilfully destroying property when he set fire to the dumpster.
- The senator wilfully ignored the public's concerns, despite repeated pleas for action.
- The witness wilfully withheld information from the court, potentially jeopardizing the outcome of the trial.
- The employee was wilfully negligent in his duties, leading to a serious accident.
- The bank manager wilfully misled customers about the terms of their loan agreements.
- The politician wilfully spread false rumors about his opponent to damage their reputation.
- The company wilfully violated environmental regulations, putting the health of its community at risk.
- The surgeon wilfully performed an unnecessary and dangerous procedure on the patient.
- The teacher wilfully discriminated against a student based on their race, creating a hostile learning environment.
FAQs About the word wilfully
in a willful mannerAlt. of Wilfulness
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The child wilfully disobeyed his parents' instructions, resulting in a broken vase.
The defendant was found guilty of wilfully destroying property when he set fire to the dumpster.
The senator wilfully ignored the public's concerns, despite repeated pleas for action.
The witness wilfully withheld information from the court, potentially jeopardizing the outcome of the trial.
