unwillingly in Latin
unwillingly in Latin is invītē — unwillingly means in a reluctant manner; against one's wishes.
unwillingly in Latin
invītē
What does "unwillingly" mean?
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adverb In a reluctant manner; against one's wishes.
"He unwillingly agreed to help move the furniture."
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- He unwillingly agreed to help move the furniture.
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What is "unwillingly" in Latin?
"unwillingly" in Latin is invītē. unwillingly means: In a reluctant manner; against one's wishes.
How do you use "unwillingly" in a sentence?
Example: "He unwillingly agreed to help move the furniture." In Latin, "unwillingly" is invītē.
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