unwillingly
IPA: ʌnwˈɪɫɪŋɫi
adverb
- In an unwilling or uncooperative manner.
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Examples of "unwillingly" in Sentences
- Government called the unwillingly idle and suffering people to arms.
- [Page 67] not know how often in these days she is obliged to tear herself unwillingly from the bedside of her sick to go to her work?
- The son will be a point of view character who gets dragged in unwillingly and unknowingly, only to provide a fresh POV into Jack’s world and the craziness surrounding him.
- The beautiful flowers, the curious thorny bushes, the gorgeous butterflies, and many-coloured birds were all there; but our attention could only be called unwillingly to them.
- Merlin unwillingly finds himself thrown into the position of Arthur’s servant, and though the two clash initially, they have develop a mutual respect as the series has progressed.
- You would all have enjoyed seeing Sir Winston with a twinkle in his eye referring to the Socialist election propaganda that he has been pushed unwillingly from the high office of Prime Minister.
- If as you go on, you begin to have doubts about its being right to go, or to be sorry that you are going, and still walk on in the same road, however slowly or unwillingly, that is not changing your mind about going.
- "Thou hast shewn me nothing with all thy talk of the Bernardini;" she spoke the name unwillingly, Ecciva seemed to force her to continue the theme, and it was with difficulty that she could withdraw her hand from the Grecian maiden's sinuous clasp.
- If a man's achievement be rightly gauged by the difficulties he has overcome, then M. CLEM.NCEAU, called unwillingly and unwilling at the most desperate crisis of the destiny of a distracted and dispirited France hammered by the enemy's legions and with the pass ready for sale by false friends, may well justify M.. HYNDM.N'S verdict on him as _the_ statesman of the Great War.
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