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willing
adjective as in agreeable, ready
Strongest matches
active, amenable, eager, enthusiastic, happy, inclined, pleased, prepared, prone, responsible
Strong matches
accommodating, consenting, content, deliberate, disposed, fair, feeling, forward, game, predisposed, prompt, voluntary
Weak matches
cheerful, compliant, desirous, energetic, favorable, go along with, in accord with, in favor, in the mood, intentional, like-minded, obedient, reliable, tractable, unasked, unbidden, unforced, well-disposed, willful, witting, zealous
Example Sentences
But if the big hitters are coming more slowly, Mr Dring said, another factor might also explain the longevity of a console like the PS5 - gamers are more willing to try new things.
Access to all drugs has arrived, if you are willing to pay cash.
No wonder our government was willing to let the Americans take it.
They never would have been given the banking business if Eisman, their noisiest analyst, had not been willing to say nice things about them.
Insurers might be willing to pay for something that reduces the number of screenings, but hospitals and radiologists might be less motivated, Trivedi noted.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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