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Definition of will
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Will
(adv.)
As an
auxiliary,
will is used to
denote
futurity
dependent
on the verb. Thus, in first
person,
I will
denotes
willingness,
consent,
promise;
and when will is
emphasized,
it
denotes
determination
or fixed
purpose;
as, I will go if you wish; I will go at all
hazards.
In the
second
and third
persons,
the idea of
distinct
volition,
wish, or
purpose
is
evanescent,
and
simple
certainty
is
appropriately
expressed;
as, You will go, or He will go,
describes
a
future
event as a fact only. To e
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Testamentary
::
Testamentary
(a.) Done,
appointed
by, or
founded
on, a
testament,
or will; as, a
testamentary
guardian
of a
minor,
who may be
appointed
by the will of a
father
to act in that
capacity
until the child
becomes
of age..
On
::
On
(prep.)
Indicating
dependence
or
reliance;
with
confidence
in; as, to
depend
on a
person
for
assistance;
to rely on;
hence,
indicating
the
ground
or
support
of
anything;
as, he will
promise
on
certain
conditions;
to bet on a
horse..
Crawford
::
Crawford
(n.) A
Crawford
peach;
a
well-known
freestone
peach,
with
yellow
flesh,
first
raised
by Mr.
William
Crawford,
of New
Jersey..
Arbitrary
::
Arbitrary
(a.)
Depending
on will or
discretion;
not
governed
by any fixed
rules;
as, an
arbitrary
decision;
an
arbitrary
punishment..
Caxton
::
Caxton
(n.) Any book
printed
by
William
Caxton,
the first
English
printer..
Master
::
Master
(v. t.) To
become
the
master
of; to
subject
to one's will,
control,
or
authority;
to
conquer;
to
overpower;
to
subdue..
Millennialist
::
Millennialist
(n.) One who
believes
that
Christ
will reign
personally
on earth a
thousand
years;
a
Chiliast;
also, a
believer
in the
universal
prevalence
of
Christianity
for a long
period..
Witness
::
Witness
(v. i.) One who sees the
execution
of an
instrument,
and
subscribes
it for the
purpose
of
confirming
its
authenticity
by his
testimony;
one who
witnesses
a will, a deed, a
marriage,
or the
like..
Calibre
::
Calibre
(n.) The
diameter
of the bore, as a
cannon
or other
firearm,
or of any tube; or the
weight
or size of the
projectile
which a
firearm
will
carry;
as, an 8 inch gun, a
12-pounder,
a 44
caliber..
Repugnancy
::
Repugnancy
(n.) The state or
condition
of being
repugnant;
opposition;
contrariety;
especially,
a
strong
instinctive
antagonism;
aversion;
reluctance;
unwillingness,
as of mind,
passions,
principles,
qualities,
and the
like..
Willow-weed
::
Willow-weed
(n.) A
European
species
of
loosestrife
(Lysimachia
vulgaris).
Legacy
::
Legacy
(n.) A gift of
property
by will, esp. of money or
personal
property;
a
bequest.
Also Fig.; as, a
legacy
of
dishonor
or
disease..
Heartily
::
Heartily
(adv.)
With zeal;
actively;
vigorously;
willingly;
cordially;
as, he
heartily
assisted
the
prince..
Earless
::
Earless
(a.)
Without
ears;
hence,
deaf or
unwilling
to
hear..
Jansenism
::
Jansenism
(n.) The
doctrine
of
Jansen
regarding
free will and
divine
grace.
Root
::
Root (n.) That
factor
of a
quantity
which when
multiplied
into
itself
will
produce
that
quantity;
thus, 3 is a root of 9,
because
3
multiplied
into
itself
produces
9; 3 is the cube root of 27..
Salute
::
Salute
(v. t.)
Hence,
to give a sign of good will; to
compliment
by an act or
ceremony,
as a kiss, a bow, etc..
Disown
::
Disown
(v. t.) To
refuse
to own or
acknowledge
as
belonging
to one's self; to
disavow
or deny, as
connected
with one's self
personally;
as, a
parent
can
hardly
disown
his
child;
an
author
will
sometimes
disown
his
writings..
Revival
::
Revival
(n.)
Restoration
of
force,
validity,
or
effect;
renewal;
as, the
revival
of a debt
barred
by
limitation;
the
revival
of a
revoked
will, etc..
Pasture
::
Pasture
(v. t.) To feed, esp. to feed on
growing
grass;
to
supply
grass as food for; as, the
farmer
pastures
fifty oxen; the land will
pasture
forty
cows..
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