willingness (Meaning)
willingness (n)
cheerful compliance
willingness (n.)
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.
Synonyms & Antonyms of willingness
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Antonyms:
- lukewarmness
- recalcitrance
- resistance
- halfheartedness
- hesitance
- vacillation
- lukewarmness
- hesitance
- equivocation
- perfunctoriness
- leisureliness
- indisposition
- reservation
- pokiness
- vacillation
- recalcitrance
- disinclination
- reservation
- perfunctoriness
- disinclination
- halfheartedness
- resistance
- indisposition
- pokiness
- dilatoriness
- equivocation
- leisureliness
- dilatoriness
willingness Sentence Examples
- The students showed their willingness to learn by actively participating in class discussions.
- The employee's willingness to go the extra mile impressed their manager.
- Despite the challenges, the organization maintained its willingness to innovate.
- The counselor's willingness to listen patiently allowed clients to feel comfortable sharing their concerns.
- The researcher demonstrated a willingness to collaborate with other experts to advance the field.
- The volunteer's willingness to donate their time was essential to the success of the project.
- The organization's willingness to adapt to changing market conditions ensured its long-term viability.
- The athlete's willingness to train hard despite setbacks ultimately led to their triumph.
- The willingness of nations to work together is crucial to resolving global conflicts.
- I appreciate your willingness to assist me with this task; your help is greatly valued.
FAQs About the word willingness
cheerful complianceThe quality or state of being willing; free choice or consent of the will; freedom from reluctance; readiness of the mind to do or forbear.
obligingness,enthusiasm, amenability, gameness, alacrity, goodwill, eagerness, zeal, promptitude, promptness
uncertainty, sluggishness, doubt, indifference, reluctance, hesitation, reluctance, delay, sluggishness, slowness
The students showed their willingness to learn by actively participating in class discussions.
The employee's willingness to go the extra mile impressed their manager.
Despite the challenges, the organization maintained its willingness to innovate.
The counselor's willingness to listen patiently allowed clients to feel comfortable sharing their concerns.
