Translations for „waywardness“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

waywardness <waywardness; waywardnesss> N

waywardness

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This needs to be introspected so that waywardness in the way forward can be arrested at the very start.

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It's an opportunity, with the luxury of retrospection, to forge all the waywardness of a past life into a cosy and comfortable present.

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Each new find - it goes without saying! - is a slap in the face of productivity, an admission of waywardness and temporary incapacity.

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However, he cautions against blanket attacks on profanity - the lexicon of which, after all, derives power from its own waywardness.

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He was trying to improve understanding of viewpoints of human beings and to have others forgive foibles and human waywardness.

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He became a loaner, a loose cannon and finally a victim of his own waywardness.

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Waywardness in the first six overs, where six boundaries flowed, set the tone.

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It can be driven to its high limit, and beyond, without exhibiting any waywardness, but doesn't actually encourage this exhibitionist behaviour.

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The term has typically been given negative implications, implying waywardness.

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A sickening and an easy way to cling to waywardness which man is said to be prone to.

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