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11willingly — I (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. gladly, readily, freely, obediently, voluntarily, with relish, at one s pleasure, on one s own account, of one s own accord, with open arms, with good cheer, without demur, with pleasure, cheerfully, with all one s… …
12willingly — will·ing·ly || wɪlɪŋlɪ adv. gladly; voluntarily; agreeably, readily; eagerly …
13willingly — ad. 1. Cheerfully, readily, gladly, with all one s heart. 2. Voluntarily, of one s own accord, spontaneously …
14willingly — adv freely, of one s own free will, of one s own accord, by choice, voluntarily, spontaneously; cheerfully, happily, gladly, with pleasure; unreluctant ly, ungrudgingly, without hesitation, nothing loath; agreeably, compliantly, favorably,… …
15willingly — will·ing·ly …
16willingly — adverb Syn: voluntarily, of one s own free will, of one s own accord, readily, without reluctance, ungrudgingly, cheerfully, happily, gladly, with pleasure Ant: reluctantly …
17willingly — See: willing …
18willingly — Of one s own volition. See voluntarily …
19asley, willingly. northumb. — anon, shortly, as soon as ; i. e. As TiDE. TIDE, in the North, signifies soon, and TIDER, or TITTER, sooner ; from the Saxon word, TID, time ; whence shrove tide, whitsun tide …
20willing — willingly, adv. willingness, n. /wil ing/, adj. 1. disposed or consenting; inclined: willing to go along. 2. cheerfully consenting or ready: a willing worker. 3. done, given, borne, used, etc., with cheerful readiness. [1250 1300; ME. See WILL2,… …
