| Definition of 'Willingness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) willingness
cheerful compliance
"he expressed his willingness to help"
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| Definition of 'Willingness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Willingness
the quality or state of being willing; free choice or consent of the will; freedom from reluctance; readiness of the mind to do or forbear
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Sense: ready to agree (to do something)
a willing helper; She's willing to help in any way she can.
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 Afrikaans: gewilligheid |
 Arabic: إسْتِعْداد، رِضا |
 Bulgarian: охота |
 Brazilian: boa vontade / espontaneid |
 Czech: ochota |
 German: die Bereitwilligkeit |
 Danish: villighed |
 Greek: προθυμία |
 Spanish: buena voluntad/gana |
 Estonian: abivalmidus |
 Farsi: موافقت |
 Finnish: halukkuus |
 French: bonne volonté |
 Hebrew: רָצוֹן |
 Hindi: रजामंदी |
 Croatian: voljnost |
 Hungarian: szolgálatkészség, hajland |
 Indonesian: keikhlasan |
 Icelandic: fúsleiki |
 Italian: (buona volontà) |
 Japanese: 喜んですること |
 Korean: 기꺼이 하기 |
 Lithuanian: pasiruošimas, noras |
 Latvian: gatavība (kaut ko) darīt |
 Malay: kesanggupan |
 Dutch: bereidheid |
 Norwegian: villighet |
 Polish: chęć |
 Persian: موافقت |
 Pashto: خوښه، رضا، چمتوالى، تيارى |
 Portuguese: boa vontade |
 Romanian: bunăvoinţă |
 Russian: готовность |
 Slovak: ochota |
 Slovenian: pripravljenost |
 Serbian: voljnost |
 Swedish: villighet |
 Thai: ความเต็มใจ |
 Turkish: razı/istekli olma |
 Taiwanese: 樂意 |
 Ukrainian: бажання |
 Urdu: رضا مندی |
 Vietnamese: sự sẵn sàng |
 Chinese: 意愿 |
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