willful

After a certain point, a willful, proud ignorance masquerading as superior wisdom becomes a social menace and a stigma of poor citizenship.

The executor’s actions are bad manners, at best, or a willful abandoning of her fiduciary duty, at worst.

Prosecutors are also alleging a special allegation of willful harm or injury resulting in death.

This new Angie is as impetuous, brash, willful and secretive as the original.

I was fascinated by a woman who lived such a life of the mind that she had a sort of willful misunderstanding of the machinations of her body.