Translations for „willfully“ in the English » German Dictionary

will·ful·ly ADV Am

willfully → wilfully

See also wilfully

wil·ful·ly, will·ful·ly Am [ˈwɪlfəli] ADJ

1. wilfully (deliberately) damage:

wilfully

bewusst

wilfully

absichtlich

wilfully

mutwillig

wilfully LAW

vorsätzlich

to be wilfully obstructive

sich acc bewusst querstellen inf

2. wilfully (obstinately):

wilfully

starrsinnig

wilfully

eigensinnig

wil·ful·ly, will·ful·ly Am [ˈwɪlfəli] ADJ

1. wilfully (deliberately) damage:

wilfully

bewusst

wilfully

absichtlich

wilfully

mutwillig

wilfully LAW

vorsätzlich

to be wilfully obstructive

sich acc bewusst querstellen inf

2. wilfully (obstinately):

wilfully

starrsinnig

wilfully

eigensinnig

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

These details have been willfully and purposefully ignored by left-of-center commentators and leaders.

www.weeklystandard.com

If the person is intentionally or willfully ignorant, this is known as "vincible ignorance", and the act is still considered a sin.

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Most humans are close-minded, willfully ignorant sheeple... and politicians cater to the irrrational fears of sheeple.

www.extremetech.com

Rarely do his descendents deign to sound so willfully grotty, so smilingly damaged.

thequietus.com

In general, the term has come to describe someone who is willfully ignorant of how things work.

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It is criminal for government to knowingly and willfully feed its people contaminated water and year after year lie about it.

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That kind of ideologically motivated, willfully misleading muckraking may be a well-worn strategy among partisan operatives.

www.washingtonmonthly.com

Because the appellant was willfully blind to the consent of the complainant, the defense of mistake of fact can not apply.

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Seems willfully disobedient or maliciousness.

www.winnipegfreepress.com

The government must then establish that defendant willfully infringed or, in other words, possessed the necessary "mens rea".

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