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Definition of willing
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Willing
(v. t.)
Received
of
choice,
or
without
reluctance;
submitted
to
voluntarily;
chosen;
desired..
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Amenable
::
Amenable
(a.)
Willing
to yield or
submit;
responsive;
tractable.
Guidable
::
Guidable
(a.)
Capable
of being
guided;
willing
to be
guided
or
counseled.
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..
Lief
::
Lief
(adv.)
Gladly;
willingly;
freely;
-- now used only in the
phrases,
had as lief, and would as lief; as, I had, or
would,
as lief go as not..
Willingly
::
Willingly
(adv.)
In a
willing
manner;
with free will;
without
reluctance;
cheerfully.
Willing
::
Willing
(v. t.)
Received
of
choice,
or
without
reluctance;
submitted
to
voluntarily;
chosen;
desired..
Restive
::
Restive
(a.)
Unwilling
to go on;
obstinate
in
refusing
to move
forward;
stubborn;
drawing
back.
Twilling
::
Twilling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Twil.
Mealy-mouthed
::
Mealy-mouthed
(a.) Using soft
words;
plausible;
affectedly
or
timidly
delicate
of
speech;
unwilling
to tell the truth in plain
language.
Loathness
::
Loathness
(n.)
Unwillingness;
reluctance.
Blind
::
Blind (a.) Not
having
the
faculty
of
discernment;
destitute
of
intellectual
light;
unable
or
unwilling
to
understand
or
judge;
as,
authors
are blind to their own
defects..
Lose
::
Lose (v. t.) To part with
unintentionally
or
unwillingly,
as by
accident,
misfortune,
negligence,
penalty,
forfeit,
etc.; to be
deprived
of; as, to lose money from one's purse or
pocket,
or in
business
or
gaming;
to lose an arm or a leg by
amputation;
to lose men in
battle..
Scruple
::
Scruple
(n.)
Hesitation
as to
action
from the
difficulty
of
determining
what is right or
expedient;
unwillingness,
doubt,
or
hesitation
proceeding
from
motives
of
conscience..
Froward
::
Froward
(a.) Not
willing
to yield or
compIy
with what is
required
or is
reasonable;
perverse;
disobedient;
peevish;
as, a
froward
child..
Enterprise
::
Enterprise
(n.)
Willingness
or
eagerness
to
engage
in labor which
requires
boldness,
promptness,
energy,
and like
qualities;
as, a man of great
enterprise..
Swill
::
Swill (n.) The wash, or
mixture
of
liquid
substances,
given to
swine;
hogwash;
--
called
also
swillings..
Coyness
::
Coyness
(n.) The
quality
of being coy;
feigned
o/
bashful
unwillingness
to
become
familiar;
reserve.
Deadly
::
Deadly
(a.)
Aiming
or
willing
to
destroy;
implacable;
desperately
hostile;
flagitious;
as,
deadly
enemies..
Flexible
::
Flexible
(a.)
Willing
or ready to yield to the
influence
of
others;
not
invincibly
rigid or
obstinate;
tractable;
manageable;
ductile;
easy and
compliant;
wavering.
Disgorge
::
Disgorge
(v. t.) To give up
unwillingly
as what one has
wrongfully
seized
and
appropriated;
to make
restitution
of; to
surrender;
as, he was
compelled
to
disgorge
his
ill-gotten
gains..
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