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Definition of wilfully - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
on purposeUK in a deliberate way, often with negative or disobedient intentUK
- He wilfully ignored the warning signs.
- She wilfully damaged the property after the argument.
- They wilfully failed to comply with the court order.
Origin of wilfully
Old English, willa (desire) + -ful (full of)
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- French:délibérément, ...
- German:absichtlich, ...
- Italian:volontariamente, ...
- Spanish:deliberadamente, ...
- Portuguese:deliberadamente, ...
- Chinese:蓄意地, ...
- Japanese:故意に, ...
- Arabic:عن عمد, ...
- Hebrew:בְּמֵזִיד, ...
- Russian:умышленно, ...
- Ukrainian:навмисно, ...
- Hindi:जानबूझकर, ...
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