self-willed

[US]/[ˈself wɪld]/
[UK]/[ˈself wɪld]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj.stubborn; determined to have one's own way; determined to do as one wants, often disregarding the wishes of others; headstrong

Phrases & Collocations

self-willed child

being self-willed

self-willed manner

self-willed nature

so self-willed

self-willed way

was self-willed

self-willed person

be self-willed

rather self-willed

Example Sentences

the self-willed child refused to eat his vegetables.

her self-willed nature often got her into trouble.

he was a self-willed teenager, ignoring his parents' advice.

dealing with a self-willed person can be incredibly frustrating.

the self-willed ceo made a risky business decision.

she has a self-willed streak, always wanting things her way.

trying to reason with a self-willed toddler is often pointless.

his self-willed behavior stemmed from a need for control.

the self-willed princess demanded a new gown for the ball.

despite warnings, the self-willed climber continued his ascent.

a self-willed attitude can hinder personal growth and relationships.

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