The meaning of Wayward
Wayward – definition
adjectiveDifficult to control or predict because of wilful or perverse behaviour.
Usage examples:
A wayward adolescent
Wayward translation into English
Wayward: translate from English into Chinese
任性
Wayward: translate from English into Dutch
Eigenzinnig, Grillig, Dwars, Onberekenbaar, Weerspannig, Balsturig
Wayward: translate from English into French
Rebelle, Rétif, Imprévisible, Indocile, Fâcheux
Wayward: translate from English into German
Eigensinnig, Unberechenbar, Eigenwillig, Launisch, Missraten, Abwegig
Wayward: translate from English into Hindi
स्वच्छंद, मनमौजी, स्वेच्छाचारी, सनकी, हठी, हठीला, ज़िद्दी
Wayward: translate from English into Italian
Ribelle, Capriccioso, Caparbio
Wayward: translate from English into Korean
다루기 힘든, 흔들리는, 고집 센, 말을 안 듣는, 외고집의, 제 마음대로의, 변덕스러운
Wayward: translate from English into Russian
Своенравный, Сбившийся с пути, Капризный, Изменчивый, Непостоянный
Wayward: translate from English into Spanish
Rebelde, Caprichoso, Voluntarioso, Travieso, Variable, Veleidoso, Inexplicable
Word origin
late Middle English: shortening of obsolete awayward ‘turned away’; compare with froward.
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