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The phrase "against her will" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone is forced to do something they do not want to do.
Example: "She was taken to the party against her will, feeling uncomfortable and out of place."
Alternatives: "without her consent" or "against her wishes".
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If not loving, soon she'll love even against her will".
"It started off as against her will," he answered.
And she gazed, astounded — and entranced, much against her will.
If she complies, the charges against her will be dropped.
Who had unmasked her, apparently against her will?
"She gave it against her will," Mr. Berkley said.
Emilie was held there against her will for eight months.
She's not being kept here against her will by force.
Not that she's doing anything against her will.
I didn't force her to do anything against her will.
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Almost against her will, she decided he was charming.
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