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Definition of unwillingly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
reluctantlyin a manner showing no desire or enthusiasm
- She unwillingly agreed to the plan.
- He unwillingly attended the meeting despite his reservations.
- Unwillingly, she handed over the keys to her car.
Origin of unwillingly
English, un- (not) + willingly (voluntarily)
Terms with unwillingly included in their meaning
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force unwilling
force someone to start an action unwillingly or reluctantly
action
accept or undergo, often unwillingly
endurance
tolerate or allow something, typically unwillingly
involvement
involve someone in a situation unwillingly
eating or drinking
make someone eat or drink something unwillingly
finance
pay money unwillingly or reluctantly
persuasion
persuade someone to do something unwillingly
pressure
yield to pressure or demands unwillingly
spending money
spend your own money, often unwillingly or unexpectedly
spending money
spend money, often unwillingly or unexpectedly
motivation
force oneself to do something unwillingly
impose presence
make someone accept you or your actions unwillingly
paying money
pay a large amount of money unwillingly
reluctance
reluctantly or unwillingly due to emotional weight
unwillingly
in a manner showing unwillingness or reluctance
unwillingly
in an unwilling or ungracious manner
yielding
yield to pressure or authority unwillingly
involvement
become involved in a situation unwillingly
coerce
make someone eat or drink something unwillingly
unwilling position
thrust someone unwillingly into a position
negotiation
make concessions or compromises unwillingly
yield
surrender something unwillingly or under pressure
legal
the act of surrendering money or goods unwillingly
forceful expulsion
expelling contents forcefully or unwillingly
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- French:à contrecœur, ...
- German:widerwillig, ...
- Italian:contro voglia, ...
- Spanish:de mala gana, ...
- Portuguese:sem vontade, ...
- Chinese:不情愿地, ...
- Japanese:不本意に, ...
- Arabic:عَلى مَضَضٍ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּעַל כּוֹרְחָהּ, ...
- Russian:неохотно, ...
- Ukrainian:неохоче, ...
- Hindi:अनिच्छा से, ...
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