willfully
/ˈwɪlfəli/
adverb
- In a deliberate and intentional way, often with the knowledge that one's actions are wrong or harmful.
- He willfully ignored the warning signs and drove onto the closed road.
- The company willfully misled customers about the safety of its product.
- She willfully broke the rules because she disagreed with them.
- In a stubborn or headstrong manner, refusing to change one's mind or actions.
- He willfully continued his argument even after everyone else had agreed.
- The child willfully refused to put on his coat despite the cold weather.
- She willfully stuck to her plan, even when it was clear it wouldn't work.
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