willing in English

adjective

1

ready, eager, or prepared to do something.

he was quite willing to compromise

synonyms: ready, prepared, disposed, inclined, of a mind, minded, happy, glad, pleased, agreeable, amenable, game

verb

1

expressing the future tense.

you will regret it when you are older

2

expressing inevitable events.

accidents will happen

synonyms: tend to, have a tendency to, are bound to, do, are going to, must

3

expressing a request.

will you stop here, please

4

expressing facts about ability or capacity.

a rock so light that it will float on water

5

expressing habitual behavior.

she will dance for hours

6

expressing probability or expectation about something in the present.

they will be miles away by now

7

intend, desire, or wish (something) to happen.

he was doing what the saint willed

synonyms: decree, order, ordain, command

8

bequeath something to (someone) by the terms of one's will.

If I should die before he is freed, the case will be willed to another attorney.

synonyms: bequeath, leave, hand down, pass on, settle on, devise

adjective

ready, prepared, disposed, inclined, of a mind, minded, happy, glad, pleased, agreeable, amenable, game
readily given, willingly given, ungrudging, volunteered
unforced, uncoerced

noun

volition
volition

verb

tend to, want, decree, bequeath, leave
tend to, have a tendency to, are bound to, do, are going to, must
want, wish, please, see/think fit, think best, like, choose, prefer
decree, order, ordain, command
bequeath, leave, hand down, pass on, settle on, devise
leave, bequeath

Use "willing" in a sentence

1. Never willing to willing, after all, or not.

2. Willing to assume responsibilities.

3. Willing, but not slutty.

4. Be willing to make adjustments.

5. She's an enthusiastic, willing learner.

6. Are You Willing to Wrestle?

7. She seems guarded, but willing.

8. Complying: as in willing, compliant

9. Willing to learn and progress.

10. -not in relation to anything other than itself (Apodictive) 1)Problematical-Directions = willing the means is willing the end 2) Assertorial-Advice = not necessarily true willing an end

11. Are you willing to do that?

12. Are you willing to accept responsibility?

13. The State party should reconsider the “willing seller-willing buyer” principle in order to accelerate land redistribution.

14. Be Willing to Adjust Your Viewpoint

15. Was the groom willing to swear.

16. You must be willing to reskill.

17. Because I was willing to share?

18. Are you willing to marry me?

19. He's always willing to help out.

20. I am willing to help you.

21. She's always willing to help out.

22. I'm willing to help, within limits.

23. Are you willing to try something new?

24. He's always willing to help. Bless him!

25. Credulous: willing to believe too readily; gullible

26. 10 min: “Are You Willing to Adapt?”

27. Able and willing bodies from target groups;

28. Are the employers really willing to negotiate?

29. They appear willing to talk to us.

30. She was an industrious and willing worker.

31. Dalton seems willing to take greater risks.

32. Adventuresome: inclined or willing to take risks

33. Gordon was willing to take the risk.

34. Are we willing to die for oil?

35. I'm always willing to hear constructive criticism.

36. I'm quite willing to accept the consequences.

37. nothing is impossible for a willing heart.

38. How much are they willing to pay?

39. Cultivation requires input from willing participants.” ― T.F

40. Staid, careful, willing to learn and cooperate.

41. Nothing is impossible for a willing heart.

42. He is willing to confront problems directly.

43. I'm perfectly willing to discuss the problem.

44. A bothersome creature, willing, cheerful, purposeful, maladroit.

45. I'm quite willing to accept the imputation.

46. Applicants must be willing to travel extensively.

47. Acceptant definition is - willing to accept : receptive

48. Why are they willing to do so?

49. Unlike Nabal, Abigail proved willing to listen

50. All lay load on the willing horse.