Adjective:

మొండి పట్టుదలని, మోజుకనుగుణమైన, నిస్తేజంగా,

wayward's Usage Examples:

Rosengarten asked Ruppelt to take over as the new project's leader, partly because Ruppelt had a reputation as a good organizer, and had helped get other wayward projects back on track.

is described as "the wayward uncle who can be slightly ruthless but irrepressibly charming", and it was noted that he is good with business decisions.

he examines human waywardness – offering hope .

During Rama's period of rule, an intemperate washerman, while berating his wayward wife, declared that he was no pusillanimous Rama who would take his wife back after she had lived in the house of another man.

Complications ensue when Lord Darlington professes his love for Meg and implores her to leave her supposedly wayward husband, an invitation she accepts.

chorus, heard in the intro and outro of the song, sliding up and down, impersonating the sound of the wayward wind.

disappointing in quality: "Bocelli"s profoundly unmusical contribution, with its unvaryingly coarse tone, wayward intonation and never a phrase properly shaped, fatally.

In some Christian areas, clerics of the Eastern Orthodox Church are believed to possess the power to arrest rain, bring hail to the farms of wayward souls, as well as to bring rain when the rainy season falls short.

God, exasperated by their waywardness, separated the miserable couple, and laid a curse on them as a punishment:.

determining disfranchisement, and then cast "wayward" votes against disfranchising Appleby, Downton and St Germans.

Jude Rogers who described it as "overflowing with warmth, light and waywardness".

He first came to fame playing the role of Billy Walker, wayward son of publican Annie, in ITV"s long-running soap opera, Coronation Street.

Synonyms:

disobedient, contrary, perverse, obstinate,

Antonyms:

regenerate, tractable, docile, compromising, obedient,