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Meaning of willing
Having a strong intention or desire to do something
Etymology of willing
The word "willing" comes from the Old English word "willian", which is derived from "will", an noun meaning "desire, wish, or intention"
Historically, the word has been used to convey a sense of readiness, eagerness, or disposition to do something
Synonyms
ready
eager
enthusiastic
keen
disposed
inclined
minded
prepared
consenting
agreeable
compliant
acquiescent
amenable
obedient
dutiful
devoted
dedicated
passionate
fervent
zealous
ardent
fervid
wholehearted
unreserved
unconditional
compliant
cooperative
accommodating
obliging
submissive
docile
tractable
pliable
flexible
yielding
receptive
responsive
willing
spontaneous
voluntary
intentional
deliberate
purposeful
Definitions
- Feeling or showing a desire or readiness to do something
- * Having a strong intention or desire to do something
- * Prepared or disposed to do something
Usage Examples
- She was willing to help her friend move to a new apartment
- * He was not willing to take the risk and invest in the business
- * The company is willing to negotiate the terms of the contract
Antonyms
unwilling
reluctant
hesitant
disinclined
averse
loath
opposed
resistant
stubborn
obstinate
uncooperative
uncompliant
disobedient
defiant
rebellious
recalcitrant
refractory
intractable
contrary
disagreeable
antagonistic
hostile
negative
opposed
unwilling
hesitant
indisposed
unenthusiastic
apathetic
indifferent
unconcerned
uninterested