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waywardness

noun as in disobedience

noun as in eccentricity

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noun as in impishness

noun as in mischief

noun as in mischievousness

noun as in prankishness

noun as in prankster

noun as in quirkiness

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noun as in roguishness

noun as in shenanigan

noun as in singularity

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Example Sentences

Marian is delightful, with her waywardness and high-handedness; and Mrs. Owen likes originals, not feeble imitations.

It is better to see but little of me, and think the better, than grow weary of my waywardness on nearer acquaintance.

He must have been a rare contrast to the high-souled enthusiasm and waywardness of her own brother!

Sweetly it vibrated, her waywardness sunk in its swelling rhythm; its melody freighted with the treasure of her trust.

My expectations, however, were defeated by the waywardness of the dog, and I saw there was no hope of doing anything with him.

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