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willing Definition and Meaning in English (willing definition)

adjective
Synonyms:readyeagerkeen
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Willing definition: Being ready or prepared to do something; disposed to consent or agree.

Definitions of Willing

  1. 1adjective

    Being ready or prepared to do something; disposed to consent or agree.

  2. 2adjective

    Done, given, or undertaken by choice or without reluctance.

Example Sentences

“She is always willing to help her friends.”

“Are you willing to work extra hours for this project?”

“He showed a willing spirit to learn new things.”

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Inflected Word Forms

nounwillingness
adjectiveunwilling
adverbwillingly

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

willing participantcollocation

Someone who readily takes part in an activity.

willing to learnexpression

Eager and open to acquiring new knowledge or skills.

willing and ableexpression

Ready and capable of doing something.

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Willing definition: Being ready or prepared to do something; disposed to consent or agree.
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