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Meanings of unwilled in English
Usage of unwilled in English
1
I quivered and the breath went from me in an unwilled gasp.
2
Suddenly a new irrelevant, unwilled, unlooked-for presence intrudes itself into consciousness.
3
I say, and I mold my features into the unwilled smile of a store-bought doll.
4
Evolution doesn't depend on will or intention to work; it is, almost by definition, an unconscious, unwilled process.
5
Those who avoid enormities of sin and abominations, save the unwilled offences - (for them) lo!
6
In early infancy activity is entirely purposeless and unwilled, merely the instinctive movement of every part of the body.
7
That first outcry, indeed, had been unwilled and automatic, the last reactionary movement of an overtried and exhausted body.
8
I cried (my voice seemed to pitch itself, unwilled, in a very high key), "Smith, old man!"
9
At times, quite as in those days when she had first met Cowperwood, she felt an unwilled titillation in her blood.
10
It is that other heat I wish to speak of now, a heat capable of arousing in some unwilled and wild way.
11
With a choking cry, which forced itself unwilled from my lips, I tore at the door, threw it open, and sprang across the deck.
12
"Smith!" I cried (my voice seemed to pitch itself, unwilled, in a very high key), "Smith, old man!"
13
I quivered and the breath went from me in an unwilled gasp.
14
Suddenly a new irrelevant, unwilled, unlooked-for presence intrudes itself into consciousness.
15
I say, and I mold my features into the unwilled smile of a store-bought doll.
16
Evolution doesn't depend on will or intention to work; it is, almost by definition, an unconscious, unwilled process.
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Unwilled through the time