unwill Antonyms
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Meaning of unwill
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unwill (v. t.)
To annul or reverse by an act of the will.
unwill Sentence Examples
- He remained unwill to divulge his secrets, even under duress.
- The child's unwill slowed her parents' progress as they tried to prepare her for school.
- Although she was offered a promotion, she was unwill to leave her current position.
- The weather forecast predicted unwill for the upcoming weekend, casting a pall over their outdoor plans.
- Despite his promises, he proved unwill to deliver on his commitments.
- The company faced significant losses due to its unwill to adapt to changing market conditions.
- Her unwill to learn from her mistakes hindered her personal growth.
- The administration's unwill to listen to alternative perspectives led to widespread dissatisfaction.
- The team's unwill to communicate effectively contributed to their poor performance.
- The student's unwill to participate in class discussions became a major concern for the teacher.
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To annul or reverse by an act of the will.
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He remained unwill to divulge his secrets, even under duress.
The child's unwill slowed her parents' progress as they tried to prepare her for school.
Although she was offered a promotion, she was unwill to leave her current position.
The weather forecast predicted unwill for the upcoming weekend, casting a pall over their outdoor plans.
