adj. 1 wanting or agreeing to do something; ready; 2.ready to join in happily or gladly.
Toby is willing to go along.
Toby is willing to go along.
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Which sentence has the same meaning as not willing to talk?
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Who was willing to give up being a King's Consellor for Fara?
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What device does Harper have that is so dear to her she is willing to fight over?
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Why was the father, who hated to travel, willing to travel to make a map of Njord?
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What is Kevin willing to lose to win the contest?
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Are you willing and able to practice every day?
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Which train was willing and able to help Santa deliver Timmy's present?
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What chance was Zane willing to take to get the cuff off?
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Why was President Lincoln willing to fight?
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How much is the antique dealer willing to give Tony for his model?
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How much money was the captain willing to pay?
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In the alternate world, why is Elliot willing to cross the street with not-Jack?
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What is the name of someone who is willing to do something risky to become famous?
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What was Waylon willing to do for a ride?
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agreeable; obliging; amiable
unwillingness; involuntariness
2 syllables
will-ing
billing
chilling
dilling
drilling
filling
grilling
hilling
killing
milling
pilling
quilling
rilling
schilling
shilling
skilling
spilling
sthrilling
tilling
trilling
yearling
zwilling
distilling
fulfilling
instilling
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