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Definition of willing
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Willing
(v. t.)
Spontaneous;
self-moved.
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Deadly
::
Deadly
(a.)
Aiming
or
willing
to
destroy;
implacable;
desperately
hostile;
flagitious;
as,
deadly
enemies..
Will
::
Will (v. i.) To be
willing;
to be
inclined
or
disposed;
to be
pleased;
to wish; to
desire.
Welcome
::
Welcome
(n.)
Received
with
gladness;
admitted
willingly
to the
house,
entertainment,
or
company;
as, a
welcome
visitor..
Mealy-mouthed
::
Mealy-mouthed
(a.) Using soft
words;
plausible;
affectedly
or
timidly
delicate
of
speech;
unwilling
to tell the truth in plain
language.
Easy
::
Easy (v. t.) Not
making
resistance
or
showing
unwillingness;
tractable;
yielding;
complying;
ready.
Obedient
::
Obedient
(a.)
Subject
in will or act to
authority;
willing
to obey;
submissive
to
restraint,
control,
or
command..
Merciful
::
Merciful
(a.)
Unwilling
to give pain;
compassionate.
Cruel
::
Cruel (a.)
Disposed
to give pain to
others;
willing
or
pleased
to hurt,
torment,
or
afflict;
destitute
of
sympathetic
kindness
and pity;
savage;
inhuman;
hard-hearted;
merciless..
Loathness
::
Loathness
(n.)
Unwillingness;
reluctance.
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..
Readily
::
Readily
(adv.)
Without
delay or
objection;
without
reluctance;
willingly;
cheerfully.
Volition
::
Volition
(n.) The
result
of an act or
exercise
of
choosing
or
willing;
a state of
choice.
Averse
::
Averse
(a.)
Having
a
repugnance
or
opposition
of mind;
disliking;
disinclined;
unwilling;
reluctant.
Ready
::
Ready
(superl.)
Prepared
in mind or
disposition;
not
reluctant;
willing;
free;
inclined;
disposed.
Alacrity
::
Alacrity
(n.) A
cheerful
readiness,
willingness,
or
promptitude;
joyous
activity;
briskness;
sprightliness;
as, the
soldiers
advanced
with
alacrity
to meet the
enemy..
Self-devotion
::
Self-devotion
(n.) The act of
devoting
one's self, or the state of being
self-devoted;
willingness
to
sacrifice
one's own
advantage
or
happiness
for the sake of
others;
self-sacrifice..
Earless
::
Earless
(a.)
Without
ears;
hence,
deaf or
unwilling
to
hear..
Loath
::
Loath (a.)
Filled
with
disgust
or
aversion;
averse;
unwilling;
reluctant;
as, loath to
part..
Promptness
::
Promptness
(n.)
Cheerful
willingness;
alacrity.
Reluctancy
::
Reluctancy
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
reluctant;
repugnance;
aversion
of mind;
unwillingness;
-- often
followed
by an
infinitive,
or by to and a noun,
formerly
sometimes
by
against..
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