unwillingly 的定义
- not willing; reluctant; loath; averse: an unwilling partner in the crime.
- opposed; offering resistance; stubborn or obstinate; refractory: an unwilling captive.
unwillingly 近义词
reluctantly
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- The key difference between now and 2016, though, is that after the election, a majority of Republicans are still unwilling to accept the result.
- The public has little use for a brand’s Twitter account if it’s unwilling to get down and dirty with the masses.
- The good news is that, given the record-breaking early turnout ahead of Election Day, a number of you were unwilling to accept no for an answer and successfully convinced people you care about to participate.
- The Steelers are willing to evolve, but unwilling to budge from the foundation of their success.
- I suspect most organizations are in bad shape, but unable or unwilling to face it.
- Those of us who join the club of gun violence survivors do it unwillingly.
- But the small boy who was unwillingly dawdling through a series of poses for it, to-day refused all bribes to be good.
- I was at the front lines of this debate during much of my childhood, unwillingly.
- And these arrivals are hardly poor Okies pushed back unwillingly; the Plains cities have become magnets for educated people.
- But he thought of the possible danger to Maxgregor, and he was forced unwillingly to abandon his intention.
- Clanricarde came in on protection, which was granted unwillingly, and surrendered Loughreagh as a material guarantee.
- The girl gave way unwillingly, showed Mrs. Floyd into a small study looking on the front garden, and left her.
- In the following year Loftus was translated to Dublin and forced to resign his deanery, which he did very unwillingly.
- Let me go free, only give me my liberty, and the secret I have unwillingly discovered shall never pass my lips!