Willingness
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Siblings
| * | Caprice | Sudden change; change without motive; unpredictable change; change with irresolution. |
| leq* | Choice | Exercise of volition. |
| * | Desuetude | State of being no longer used or practiced. |
| * | Habit | Behavior pattern acquired externally and followed regularly, consistently or even involuntarily. |
| * | Impulse | |
| * | Irresolution | Lack of resolution. |
| * | Necessity | |
| * | Obstinacy | Triumph of will over argument, persuasion, or entreaty. |
| * | Perseverance | |
| * | Predetermination | |
| dejak* | Rejection | |
| * | Resolution | |
| * | Scruple | Moral or ethical consideration or standard that produces unwillingness, irresolution or fastidiousness. |
| * | Tergiversation | Repeated change in one''s attitude or opinions with respect to a particular. |
| lewq* | Unwillingness | Dissent of will. |
| wil* | Will | Faculty of volition. |
| * | Willingness | Assent of will. |
Notes
Willingness synonyms
DISPOSITION, inclination, liking, turn, propensity, propension, propenseness, leaning, animus; frame of mind, humor, mood, vein; bent (turn of mind) [See Affections]; penchant [F.] (desire) [See Desire]; aptitude [See Skill].\n DOCILITY, docibleness [rare], docibility [rare], appetency, tractability, tractableness, persuadability, persuadableness, persuasibleness, persuasibility; pliability (softness) [See Softness].\n GENIALITY, cordiality; goodwill; alacrity, readiness.\n ASSENT [See Assent]; compliance [See Consent]; pleasure (will) [See Will].\n LABOR OF LOVE, self-appointed task, volunteering; gratuitous service; social service, welfare work.\n VOLUNTEER, unpaid worker, amateur, voluntary [rare]; social worker, welfare worker.
