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Definition of willing
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of willing is as below...
Willing
(v. t.)
Received
of
choice,
or
without
reluctance;
submitted
to
voluntarily;
chosen;
desired..
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Accommodation
::
Accommodation
(n.)
Willingness
to
accommodate;
obligingness.
Heartily
::
Heartily
(adv.)
With zeal;
actively;
vigorously;
willingly;
cordially;
as, he
heartily
assisted
the
prince..
Deadly
::
Deadly
(a.)
Aiming
or
willing
to
destroy;
implacable;
desperately
hostile;
flagitious;
as,
deadly
enemies..
Grudge
::
Grudge
(v. i.) To be
covetous
or
envious;
to show
discontent;
to
murmur;
to
complain;
to
repine;
to be
unwilling
or
reluctant.
Restive
::
Restive
(a.)
Unwilling
to go on;
obstinate
in
refusing
to move
forward;
stubborn;
drawing
back.
Offer
::
Offer (v. t.) To
present
in
words;
to
proffer;
to make a
proposal
of; to
suggest;
as, to offer an
opinion.
With the
infinitive
as an
objective:
To make an
offer;
to
declare
one's
willingness;
as, he
offered
to help me..
Loathly
::
Loathly
(adv.)
Unwillingly;
reluctantly.
Free Will
::
Free will () The power
asserted
of moral
beings
of
willing
or
choosing
without
the
restraints
of
physical
or
absolute
necessity.
Docility
::
Docility
(n.)
Willingness
to be
taught;
tractableness.
Mute
::
Mute (n.) One who does not
speak,
whether
from
physical
inability,
unwillingness,
or other
cause..
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..
Nolition
::
Nolition
(n.)
Adverse
action
of will;
unwillingness;
--
opposed
to
volition.
Volition
::
Volition
(n.) The
result
of an act or
exercise
of
choosing
or
willing;
a state of
choice.
Hate
::
Hate (n.) To be very
unwilling;
followed
by an
infinitive,
or a
substantive
clause
with that; as, to hate to get into debt; to hate that
anything
should
be
wasted..
Enterprise
::
Enterprise
(n.)
Willingness
or
eagerness
to
engage
in labor which
requires
boldness,
promptness,
energy,
and like
qualities;
as, a man of great
enterprise..
Contented
::
Contented
(a.)
Content;
easy in mind;
satisfied;
quiet;
willing.
Lost
::
Lost (v. t.)
Parted
with
unwillingly
or
unintentionally;
not to be
found;
missing;
as, a lost book or
sheep..
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..
Placable
::
Placable
(a.)
Capable
of being
appeased
or
pacified;
ready or
willing
to be
pacified;
willing
to
forgive
or
condone.
Volitient
::
Volitient
(a.)
Exercising
the will;
acting
from
choice;
willing,
or
having
power to
will..
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