Are u willing means?

Are u willing means?

If someone is willing to do something, they are fairly happy about doing it and will do it if they are asked or required to do it.

What is the use of willing?

Native English speakers use the phrase often, so you’ll hear and see it everywhere. The phrase “be willing to” gets its meaning from the adjective “willing.” The adjective “willing” means to be ready, eager or prepared to do something. Note that being willing to do something is not the same as wanting to do it.

How do you say someone is willing?

1. accommodating,
2. agreeable,
3. compliant,
4. cooperative,
5. obedient,
6. obliging,
7. submissive.

Will be willing is correct?

In the technical sense “will be” indicates something that will take place in the future To say “I will be willing” indicates you are not willing yet, but that will change and then you “will be willing” To say “I would be willing” indicates (in the general sense) that you are willing right now.

What is I am willing to?

‘I’m willing to’ means that you have agreed to do something (usually because someone asked you to do it or for the reasons listed below). Being ‘willing’ to do something often involves costs or a sacrifice or even risk that you might lose something, so there is often a condition added.

What kind of word is willing?

Willing can be a verb, an adjective or a noun.

Is it willing or willingly?

1. Disposed or inclined; prepared: I am willing to overlook your mistakes. 2. Acting or ready to act gladly; eagerly compliant: a willing worker.

Is Willingfully a word?

will·ing·ful·ly.

What is the meaning of not willing?

Definition of unwilling : not willing: a : loath, reluctant was unwilling to learn. b : done or given reluctantly unwilling approval. c : offering opposition : obstinate an unwilling student.

How do you say you are willing?

Ways of saying that you are willing to do something – thesaurus

1. yes. adverb. used when you are agreeing to do something.
2. all right. interjection. …
3. no problem. phrase. …
4. I’d love to. phrase. …
5. I suppose (so) phrase. …
6. with pleasure. phrase. …
7. it would be an honour. phrase. …
8. no sooner said than done. phrase.

What can I say instead of willing?

synonyms for willing

• active.
• amenable.
• eager.
• enthusiastic.
• happy.
• inclined.
• pleased.
• prepared.

How do you say let’s talk?

Here’s a list of synonyms for chat….What is another word for let’s talk?

chatter	prattle
babble	talk
jabber	gabble
prate	natter
converse	gab

What is the difference between willing and willingness?

1 Answer. Show activity on this post. In other words, willingness (noun) is “the quality of being willing” while being willing (verb) is “having willingness”.

What does thank you for being willing mean?

If you want to thank someone for being amenable to helping you, then you have to say, “Thank you for being willing to help you.” If he had refused to help, you could say he was not willing to help you. Willing is a predicate adjective here, so it requires a verb or verb form.

Who is willing to help?

What is another word for willing to help?

accommodating	kind
indulgent	neighbourlyUK
hospitable	cooperative
complaisant	amenable
willing	accommodative

How do you answer what are you willing to do?

What is the difference between willing and wanting?

Wanting is a good start. Willing is being ready to do something. To put effort into it.

What does more willingly mean?

Adverb. Used to indicate one’s preference in a particular matter. rather. preferably. sooner.