wayward Meaning in Spanish (wayward significado en español)
El significado de wayward en español es díscolo, caprichoso. (Describe a person or thing that is difficult to control, unpredictable, or disobedient, often due to a stubborn or perverse nature.)
Definitions of Wayward
- 1adjectivedíscolo
Describing a person or thing that is difficult to control, unpredictable, or disobedient, often due to a stubborn or perverse nature.
Describe a person or thing that is difficult to control, unpredictable, or disobedient, often due to a stubborn or perverse nature.
- 2adjectivecaprichoso
Referring to a person who follows their own capricious, often undesirable, impulses or desires, straying from what is expected or proper.
Refer to a person who follows their own capricious, often undesirable, impulses or desires, straying from what is expected or proper.
Example Sentences
“The wayward child often refused to follow instructions, causing much frustration for her parents.”
El niño díscolo a menudo se negaba a seguir instrucciones, causando mucha frustración a sus padres.
“His wayward actions led him into trouble with the authorities.”
Sus acciones díscolas lo metieron en problemas con las autoridades.
“She tried to tame her wayward hair, but it always seemed to have a mind of its own.”
Intentó domar su pelo rebelde, pero siempre parecía tener vida propia.
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A child who is disobedient or has gone astray from the family's expectations or moral path.