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Meanings of self-willed in English
Habitually disposed to disobedience and opposition.
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Usage of self-willed in English
1
I never saw so perverse and self-willed a child in my life.
2
These people are also terribly head-strong and self-willed in all they do.
3
The self-willed, headstrong man will likely have the toughest time of any.
4
Why must the heart be so imperious and self-willed in these matters?
5
I was beginning to find out that Carrie could be self-willed sometimes.
6
As I grew up, my self-willed disposition became more and more developed.
7
Passionate and self-willed, he was shaken by a storm of murderous anger.
8
He was more than ever peevish and self-willed, with this only difference.
9
I learnt that my cousin had grown up ignorant, self-willed, and clownish.
10
But she is reckless, self-willed, defiant of public opinion and exceedingly impulsive.
11
He was a stubborn self-willed man, and he went his own way.
12
Naturally, or accidentally, she was very passionate, and not a little self-willed.
13
I am sure that Frederick Lee is no self-willed, exacting, domestic tyrant.
14
You are an ungrateful, rebellious, self-willed daughter, and you'll never be otherwise.
15
The woman repeated the cry in the voice of an angry, self-willed child.
16
Not stupid, my dear; if I must say the word, it is self-willed.