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Meaning of willingness
The state of being willing to do something
Etymology of willingness
The word "willingness" originates from the Old English word "willian," which means "to be willing" or "to wish"
The term has been in use since the 15th century, derived from the verb "will" and the suffix "-ing" or "-ness," which forms a noun indicating a state or quality
Synonyms
readiness
eagerness
enthusiasm
inclination
disposition
propensity
proclivity
bent
leaning
tendency
aptness
receptivity
openness
amenability
agreeability
acquiescence
compliance
cooperation
consent
assent
concurrence
agreement
acceptance
approval
sanction
permission
authorization
tolerance
permissiveness
liberality
broadmindedness
flexibility
adaptability
pliability
tractability
docility
submissiveness
obedience
dutifulness
devotion
dedication
commitment
loyalty
fidelity
faithfulness
constancy
steadfastness
firmness
resolution
determination
decisiveness
Definitions
- The quality of being willing or prepared to do something
- * A feeling or attitude of being ready and disposed to act in a certain way
Usage Examples
- Her willingness to learn new skills made her a valuable asset to the company
- * The team's willingness to work together led to the successful completion of the project
- * His willingness to listen and understand different perspectives earned him respect from his peers
Antonyms
unwillingness
reluctance
hesitation
disinclination
aversion
repugnance
distaste
dislike
disapproval
opposition
resistance
defiance
disobedience
noncompliance
refusal
rejection
denial
negation
recalcitrance
obstinacy
stubbornness
inflexibility
rigidity
uncooperativeness
unresponsiveness
indifference
apathy
lethargy
passivity