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will
noun as in personal choice
Strongest matches
attitude, character, decision, desire, determination, discipline, feeling, inclination, intention, mind, passion, power, resolution, resolve, wish
Strong matches
aim, appetite, conviction, craving, decisiveness, decree, design, discretion, disposition, fancy, hankering, liking, longing, option, pining, pleasure, preference, prerogative, purpose, self-control, self-discipline, self-restraint, temperament, urge, velleity, volition, willfulness, willpower, wishes, yearning
Weak match
noun as in last wishes; command
Strongest match
Strong matches
bequest, bestowal, declaration, decree, device, directions, dispensation, disposition, estate, heritage, inheritance, instructions, legacy, order, property, testament
verb as in cause
verb as in choose
Example Sentences
“I knew that moment would come,” he said in Spanish.
He will also play Liverpool on 6 February, the O2 Academy in London on 8 February and Wolverhampton on 9 February.
Mr Clarke told BBC Radio Bristol there was no doubt he would say 'yes' to appearing on Strictly when he was contacted in May.
While research is limited, studies have shown women from ethnic minority backgrounds experience menopause differently to white women - and this will be explored at a "marginalised and menopausal" event in Cardiff later this month.
Mourners will gather later for his funeral service at Manchester Cathedral.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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