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willing

[wil-ing] / ˈwɪl ɪŋ /
ADJECTIVE
agreeable, ready
Synonyms
STRONGEST
active amenable eager enthusiastic happy inclined pleased prepared prone responsible
STRONG
accommodating consenting content deliberate disposed fair feeling forward game predisposed prompt voluntary
WEAK
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
Antonyms
STRONGEST
apathetic disinterested indifferent irresponsible unenthusiastic
STRONG
disinclined unprepared unready unwilling
WEAK
disagreeable

Example Sentences

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"I need to know that you are willing to take part in an act of treason that will decide this war for Germany," he asks.

From BBC

Investors have historically been willing to pay more for Microsoft’s suite of sticky enterprise-software offerings and its Azure cloud platform, which is significantly larger than Alphabet’s Google Cloud platform.

From MarketWatch

Morgan EM Local Currency Bond ETF for those willing to take on a bit of extra risk, and the Vanguard Total International Bond EFT for investment-grade bonds abroad.

From Barron's

Investors proved today that they are willing to take their wins where they can these days—even if that’s on the basis of some positive economic indicators.

From Barron's

Investors proved today that they are willing to take their wins where they can these days—even if that’s on the basis of some positive economic indicators.

From Barron's

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.