Synonyms for willwɪl

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Princeton's WordNet

  1. volition, will(noun)

    the capability of conscious choice and decision and intention

    Synonyms:
    will, testament, volition, willing

  2. will(noun)

    a fixed and persistent intent or purpose

    Synonyms:
    testament, volition

  3. will, testament(verb)

    a legal document declaring a person's wishes regarding the disposal of their property when they die

    Synonyms:
    will, testament, volition

  4. will(verb)

    decree or ordain

    Synonyms:
    bequeath, leave

  5. will(verb)

    determine by choice

    Synonyms:
    bequeath, leave

  6. bequeath, will, leave(verb)

    leave or give by will after one's death

    Synonyms:
    lead, go forth, leave alone, exit, leave behind, go away, give, will, provide, get out, result, pull up stakes, go out, entrust, pass on, depart, forget, bequeath, leave, allow, impart, allow for

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  1. Will(propernoun)

    . Also used as a formal given name.

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