willfully — in a deliberate and intentional way, especially when causing harm or going against rules
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: in a deliberate and intentional way, especially when causing harm or going against rules
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈwɪlfəli/
Korean meaning: 고의로, 의도적으로 (특히 해를 끼치거나 규칙을 어길 때)
Korean pronunciation: **윌**풀리
Example Sentences
- The cat willfully knocked over the vase while maintaining eye contact with its owner.
- She willfully violated the company policy despite multiple warnings.
- The toddler willfully threw his vegetables on the floor for the third time.
willfully
ADVERB//ˈwɪlfəli//
in a deliberate and intentional way, especially when causing harm or going against rules
in a deliberate and intentional way, especially when causing harm or going against rules
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He climbs willfully while she ascends carefully and skillfully!
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Origin
will(의지) + ful(가득한) + ly(부사)의 조합으로, '의지가 가득하게', 즉 '고의적으로'라는 의미가 되었습니다.
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“The cat willfully knocked over the vase while maintaining eye contact with its owner.”
“She willfully violated the company policy despite multiple warnings.”
“The toddler willfully threw his vegetables on the floor for the third time.”
“He was accused of willfully withholding important evidence.”
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