wilfully English

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What does wilfully mean?

wilfully

— adverb (= willfully) in a willful manner she had willfully deceived me

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wilfully English » English

willfully

perversely

intentionally

deliberately

voluntarily

purposely

knowingly

arbitrarily

wantonly

stubbornly

on purpose

involuntarily

without restraint

unconsciously

specially

resolutely

random

persistently

of one’s own accord

of it’s own accord

obstinately

intractably

insistently

consciously

at will

as one wish

as one pleases

as desire

arbitrary

advisedly

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They charge that George Eastman wilfully, and with malice and cruelty and deception, murdered, then sought to conceal from justice the body of Alice Tripp.

Wilfully and without authority relieve Lt. Commander Queeg.

That sounds as if an actor had come in deliberately and wilfully and destroyed this product.

Well, yours is wilfully to misunderstand them.

And do I believe that they're ravaged by time, or do I believe that they've been wilfully destroyed?

But I know her to be incapable of wilfully deceiving anyone.

Excellent subject. Wilfully ignoring the West.

The fact that Americans will probably remain wilfully ignorant of the big red, white and blue dick that's being jammed up their assholes every day.

It's not like she wilfully gave away our position.

Graydon Jute, you have been convicted of wilfully destroying the defenceless android TeeDee 832.

That you wilfully conspired with the barbarian enemies of.

His career is ruined, his reputation savaged, and his courtship annihilated, all by your wilfully mischievous hand.

You wilfully took on a debt you could not possibly afford.

Is she to be buried in Christian burial that wilfully seeks her own salvation?

Steven Maryk, Lieutenant, US Naval Reserve. - - While serving on board the USS Caine, did on July 31, 1944. - - Wilfully and without authority relieve Lt. Commander Queeg.

The prisoners are charged with violation of the Pubic Morals Law of 1790, in that they did wilfully perform a lewd and lascivious dance calculated to inflame the minds, souls and moral fibres of the spectators.

The charge being that you did wilfully and maliciously attack a woman, namely the wife of your own captain, with intent to assault and murder her, for which the punishment is the same as that for a traitor.

He wilfully misleads you and speaks bad of me behind my back.

It was always my policy, even as a small boy at court in Weissenfels, never to wilfully fart in front of ladies.

I wilfully participated in a campaign of misinformation.

They don't consider it stolen if you wilfully give the guy the keys.

Well, considering the dead man was murdered in cold blood and you wilfully misidentified him, yes, I am afraid.

Notjust willingly, but wilfully.

In this case, we'd be wilfully circulating written evidence of high treason.

Besides, the truth is, we don't know whether she has dementia or whether she's just wilfully eccentric.

And in permitting him to drive one of them trucks, I would say the management is wilfully chiropodising the safety of its employees.

You'll know how to behave so wilfully!

Ladies are often almost wilfully unaware of our more sensitive nature in these matters.

Wilfully ignoring the West.

You're wilfully ignoring the obvious just to save your own skin. Yeah.

Well, she's shallow, wilfully ignorant of my intellectual prowess, and has shown no interest in me before.

You ask me to wilfully fail in my duty.