witting
Stolen goods are often bought unwittingly or wittingly by collectors.
If the bank wittingly or unwittingly laundered funds, we should recover them if we can.
The prosecution claimed she had wittingly and willingly taken part in the bombing of a bio-technology institute.

Examples of wittingly

wittingly
Wittingly or not, these studies have established an unwritten but alluring template for the study of policy reform.
The soundscape of the future is being shaped wittingly and unwittingly by the attitudes and sonic additions of the present.
However, often contrary to their appearance, civil society organisations make ideological choices, and wittingly or unwittingly play political roles.
Commercial producers, on the other hand, wittingly or unwittingly capitulate to the demands of a music industry ultimately only concerned with sales.
You wouldn't choose this path wittingly because it's awkward, difficult, politically incorrect, edgy and gritty.
Wittingly or unwittingly, such people ' partook of heresy ', and one result was the ' seepage of ideas ' across religious boundaries.
Hence, we do not learn, for example, what the widows might have done - wittingly or unwittingly - to force a change in their friends' perceptions of them.
One cannot wittingly believe a borderline statement.
It seems that an unfortunate pincer movement is being deployed, whether wittingly or unwittingly—who knows, in this day of consensual politics?
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