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Definition of willful
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of willful is as below...
Willful
(a.)
Governed
by the will
without
yielding
to
reason;
obstinate;
perverse;
inflexible;
stubborn;
refractory;
as, a
willful
man or
horse..
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Vandalism
::
Vandalism
(n.) The
spirit
or
conduct
of the
Vandals;
ferocious
cruelty;
hostility
to the arts and
literature,
or
willful
destruction
or
defacement
of their
monuments..
Guilt
::
Guilt (v. t.) The
criminality
and
consequent
exposure
to
punishment
resulting
from
willful
disobedience
of law, or from
morally
wrong
action;
the state of one who has
broken
a moral or
political
law;
crime;
criminality;
offense
against
right..
Scienter
::
Scienter
(adv.)
Knowingly;
willfully.
Malice
::
Malice
(n.) Any
wicked
or
mischievous
intention
of the mind; a
depraved
inclination
to
mischief;
an
intention
to vex,
annoy,
or
injure
another
person,
or to do a
wrongful
act
without
just cause or cause or
excuse;
a
wanton
disregard
of the
rights
or
safety
of
others;
willfulness..
Indulge
::
Indulge
(v. t.) to yield to the
desire
of; to
gratify
by
compliance;
to
humor;
to
withhold
restraint
from; as, to
indulge
children
in their
caprices
or
willfulness;
to
indulge
one's self with a rest or in
pleasure..
Wilfulness
::
Wilfulness
(n.) See
Willful,
Willfully,
and
Willfulness..
Willful
::
Willful
(a.) Of set
purpose;
self-determined;
voluntary;
as,
willful
murder..
Willsome
::
Willsome
(a.)
Willful;
obstinate.
Murder
::
Murder
(n.) To kill with
premediated
malice;
to kill (a human
being)
willfully,
deliberately,
and
unlawfully.
See
Murder,
n..
Contumacious
::
Contumacious
(a.)
Willfully
disobedient
to the
summous
or
prders
of a
court.
Willful
::
Willful
(a.)
Governed
by the will
without
yielding
to
reason;
obstinate;
perverse;
inflexible;
stubborn;
refractory;
as, a
willful
man or
horse..
Barratry
::
Barratry
(n.) A
fraudulent
breach
of duty or
willful
act of known
illegality
on the part of a
master
of a ship, in his
character
of
master,
or of the
mariners,
to the
injury
of the owner of the ship or
cargo,
and
without
his
consent.
It
includes
every
breach
of trust
committed
with
dishonest
purpose,
as by
running
away with the ship,
sinking
or
deserting
her, etc., or by
embezzling
the
cargo..
Presumptuous
::
Presumptuous
(a.) Done with hold
design,
rash
confidence,
or in
violation
of known duty;
willful..
Derelict
::
Derelict
(n.) A thing
voluntary
abandoned
or
willfully
cast away by its
proper
owner,
especially
a ship
abandoned
at sea..
Pulsation
::
Pulsation
(n.) Any
touching
of
another's
body
willfully
or in
anger.
This
constitutes
battery.
Ignorance
::
Ignorance
(n.) A
willful
neglect
or
refusal
to
acquire
knowledge
which one may
acquire
and it is his duty to have.
Battery
::
Battery
(v. t.) The
unlawful
beating
of
another.
It
includes
every
willful,
angry and
violent,
or
negligent
touching
of
another's
person
or
clothes,
or
anything
attached
to his
person
or held by him..
Wayward
::
Wayward
(a.)
Taking
one's own way;
disobedient;
froward;
perverse;
willful.
Neglect
::
Neglect
(v.)
Omission
of
proper
attention;
avoidance
or
disregard
of duty, from
heedlessness,
indifference,
or
willfulness;
failure
to do, use, or heed
anything;
culpable
disregard;
as,
neglect
of
business,
of
health,
of
economy..
Ignore
::
Ignore
(v. t.)
Hence:
To
refuse
to take
notice
of; to shut the eyes to; not to
recognize;
to
disregard
willfully
and
causelessly;
as, to
ignore
certain
facts;
to
ignore
the
presence
of an
objectionable
person..
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