wilful in Irish
wilful in Irish is ceanntréan — wilful means done deliberately and on purpose, especially something wrong or harmful.
wilful in Irish
ceanntréan
Stubborn and determined.
What does "wilful" mean?
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adj Done deliberately and on purpose, especially something wrong or harmful.
"The judge described the damage as wilful destruction of property."
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adj Stubbornly determined to do things one's own way.
"Their wilful daughter refused to follow any of the rules."
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wilful in a sentence
- The judge described the damage as wilful destruction of property.
- Their wilful daughter refused to follow any of the rules.
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What is "wilful" in Irish?
"wilful" in Irish is ceanntréan. wilful means: Done deliberately and on purpose, especially something wrong or harmful.
How do you use "wilful" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge described the damage as wilful destruction of property." In Irish, "wilful" is ceanntréan.
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