wilfully BrE
willfully AmE

The rest have been in the process of wilfully attacking others.

But he must not wilfully damage or destroy the thing.

And if you are, why take a wilfully false hypothesis?

If that's how you read social change, then yes, the revolution has failed, quite wilfully.

Or if the ball is struck up, and he wilfully strike it again.

Wilfully, he made of the older world nothing but ruins and bones.

I think you are (perhaps wilfully) failing to understand "free".

Second, cultural funds and subsidies are not handed out wilfully.

She seemed wilfully to run her darling head into the noose.

But now, you must learn what happens to wilfully disobedient young men.

At times, indeed, he seems almost wilfully blind to the true solution round and about which his writing goes.

She had taken his money - so much of it - not thoughtlessly but wilfully.

However, wilfully making other people ill regardless I would frown upon.

It is when people do wrong things wilfully that they are the more likely to do them again.

Like most artists, I hope to give shape to a reality that often seems wilfully chaotic.

I've never known him wilfully cheat any man, but he did stand fast on his own dues.

We mean something that is wilfully at war with the principles by which human society has been made possible hitherto.

The wilfully ignorant have no right to judge anyone.

They hung apart a moment, then wilfully turned to each other for the desired contact.

It suddenly became clear to me that I was assumed to be equally as wilfully ignorant.

I cannot agree that a man may be punished for wilfully doing what he has a legal right to do."

This was said in a voice expecting contradiction, which Charles wilfully withheld.

He tensed to listen, sure that his heart was wilfully deceiving him.

His next concern is to explain away the air of paradox, for James was never wilfully paradoxical.

There is one advantage, however, in the small state, the city, or the village, which only the wilfully blind can overlook.

It was the most willfully wrong thing she had ever done in her life.

"But we have to respond to kids who willfully cut school."

"What's also required is that they have done so willfully."

That in itself was no crime, but they were willfully not understanding.

I am not the little boy thought willfully, then went back to concentrating on what he was doing.

No one had the right to take another's heart in their hands and willfully crush it.

The department had been willfully blind to the threat, he said.

It's a way of willfully not seeing the forest for the trees.

To him, a lot of his colleagues seemed willfully blind.

Twice, perhaps, in the very beginning, she had willfully kept her eyes closed.

"This is something that I think any man in his right mind who has a conscience does not willfully go out for."

The Administration has chosen to willfully ignore the law of the land.

There are some things it's not safe to say when a mother is being willfully blind.

A confession not given willfully cannot be admitted as evidence in court.

Maybe we were just willfully blind and deaf, until now.

"My God, you have to be willfully blind not to see it."

It can be a crime to willfully lie to Federal agents.

But the problem is that they willfully jump into the cracks and never come back out.

Children older than 14 are considered capable of acting willfully.

It is for this reason he could never willfully harm an animal or child.

Of course, the column can be wildly, perhaps willfully, wrong.

But to willfully go into the heart of the projection room forever changes the way you view your own and everyone else's life story.

There is no secret about any of this, except to the willfully blind.

But they've been willfully wrong and pig-headed on most other things.

At times I considered him to be quite willfully abstruse.