self-willed

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Adjective self-willed has 1 sense

froward, headstrong, self-willed, willful, wilful - habitually disposed to disobedience and opposition
Antonym: obedient (indirect, via disobedient)

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Term: Self-Willed

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: 1. Having or showing strong determination to do as one wants, even if other people oppose or disapprove

Usage:

She is known for her self-willed nature, always standing her ground in any situation.
Despite the warnings, he went ahead with his self-willed plan.

Sense: 2. Not easily influenced or controlled by others

Usage:

The child's self-willed behavior made it difficult for his parents to discipline him.
He was fiercely self-willed, refusing to follow the rules set by the authorities.

Sense: 3. Resulting from or characterized by stubbornness or obstinacy

Usage:

The company's decision to pursue the risky project was seen as a self-willed effort.
His self-willed actions led to unintended consequences.

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