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What is the adjective for willingness?

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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verb wile which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

wilful
  1. intentional; deliberate
  2. stubborn and determined
  3. Synonyms:
      4. deliberate, conscious, intentional, intended, voluntary, volitional, purposeful, calculated, knowing, witting, planned, willed, purposive, premeditated, studied, designed, unforced, willing, set, contemplated, done on purpose, willful, autonomous, gratuitous, free-willed, uncompelled, unbidden, volunteer, free, unprompted, freewill, designful, chosen, uncoerced, wished, independent, discretional, self-imposed, spontaneous, unconstrained, unasked, unpaid, optional, elected, opted, unprescribed, honorary, freely, volunteered, unsolicited … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “This testimony must be considered along with other evidence in determining whether there was a wilful neglect of duty.”
      “As the younger became more wilful and wayward, making the most of her privileged status, the elder became more withdrawn, worried about her destiny.”
      “Even Samuel Johnson, who was notoriously wilful when it came to taking the advice of his physicians, listened first and then ignored them.”
willing
  1. Ready to do something that is not (can't be expected as) a matter of course.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. inclined, disposed, ready, happy, prepared, amenable, pleased, agreeable, compliant, consenting, game, glad, eager, enthusiastic, accommodating, content, keen, obliging, predisposed, prone, set, acquiescent, cooperative, desirous, favorable, biddable, fain, favourable, helpful, minded, one, open, persuadable, receptive, responsive, tractable, zealous, in favour, well-disposed, of a mind, so minded, so-minded, in favor, in the mood, in accord with, like-minded, nothing loath, complaisant, apt, given … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “One thing Witmer tries to emphasize is that she is willing to communicate with students about issues important to them.”
      “It was a willing sacrifice of his dignity and personal integrity to keep a promise he had made to his dying sister.”
      “My friends are always there to lend a willing hand in times of need.”
wileful
  1. Full of wiles; deceitful.
willful
  1. US standard spelling of wilful.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. deliberate, conscious, intentional, intended, voluntary, volitional, purposeful, calculated, knowing, witting, planned, willed, purposive, premeditated, studied, designed, unforced, willing, set, contemplated, done on purpose, wilful, autonomous, gratuitous, free-willed, uncompelled, unbidden, volunteer, free, freewill, designful, unprompted, chosen, uncoerced, wished, independent, discretional, self-imposed, spontaneous, unconstrained, unasked, unpaid, optional, elected, opted, unprescribed, honorary, freely, volunteered, unsolicited … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “This testimony must be considered along with other evidence in determining whether there was a willful neglect of duty.”
      “As the younger became more willful and wayward, making the most of her privileged status, the elder became more withdrawn, worried about her destiny.”
      “Even Samuel Johnson, who was notoriously willful when it came to taking the advice of his physicians, listened first and then ignored them.”
willed
  1. Having a document specifying inheritance.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. inherited, bequeathed, transferred, transmitted, hereditary, handed down, passed down, handed-down, obtained by inheritance, passed-down, passed-on, genetic, inborn, inheritable, heritable, genetical, innate, inbred, congenital, natural, connate, rooted, organic, in the genes, in the blood, deliberate, conscious, intentional, wilful, intended, purposeful, willful, witting, voluntary, knowing, purposive, set, volitional, calculated, planned, unforced, studied, premeditated, done on purpose, autonomous, designful, designed, considered, gratuitous, wanton … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “Jason's grandfather leaves Jason with 12 separate assignments to be completed within a year in order for Jason to receive his willed inheritance.”
      “However, satisfaction generally meant a commitment to do good deeds toward one's neighbors and a willed intent to sin no more.”
willable
  1. (philosophy) Capable of being willed.
  2. Examples:
      3. “Another advantage to being an All Points Accommodations Inc member is that membership is willable and transferable to family members.”
      “It's nice to have a bit of success on home ground and hopefully I willable to perform again.”
      “Descartes's second-order moral principles necessitate an account of willable ends that are other than virtue and that are knowable as true goods.”
willinger
  1. comparative form of willing: more willing
willingest
  1. superlative form of willing: most willing
wilfullest
  1. superlative form of wilful: most wilful.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. most deliberate, most conscious, most intentional, most voluntary, most volitional, most purposeful, most calculated, most knowing, most witting, most willed, most purposive, most unforced, most willing, most set, most willful, most designful, most gratuitous, most uncompelled, wantonest, most predetermined, most prepense, freest, most unprompted, most chosen, most purposed, most independent, most discretional, most spontaneous, freeliest, most advised, most unsolicited, most express, most thought out, most ungrudging, most controlled, most preconcerted, most anticipated, most contracted, most planful, most predeterminate, most reflective, most strategic, most responsible, most rational, most cognizant, most determined, most mindful, wariest, most measured, most reasoned … more
wilfuller
  1. comparative form of wilful: more wilful
  2. Synonyms:
      3. more deliberate, more conscious, more intentional, more voluntary, more volitional, more purposeful, more calculated, more knowing, more witting, more willed, more purposive, more unforced, more willing, more set, more willful, more designful, more gratuitous, more uncompelled, wantoner, more predetermined, more prepense, freer, more unprompted, more chosen, more purposed, more independent, more discretional, more spontaneous, freelier, more advised, more unsolicited, more express, more thought out, more ungrudging, more controlled, more preconcerted, more contracted, more anticipated, more planful, more predeterminate, more rational, more reflective, more responsible, more strategic, more cognizant, more determined, more reasoned, more mindful, more measured, warier … more
wiled
  1. simple past tense and past participle of wile
  2. Synonyms:
      3. beguiled, allured, captivated, charmed, fascinated, bewitched, enchanted, magnetised, magnetized, witched, killed, enthralled, attracted, entranced, absorbed, absorpt, mesmerized, enticed, delighted, spellbound, lured, hypnotized, enraptured, riveted, rivetted, seduced, hypnotised, mesmerised, wowed, pleased, gripped, transfixed, dazzled, enamored, won over, engrossed, ravished, put under a spell, swept off feet, enamoured, won, drawn, drew, tantalized, turned on, tantalised, tickled pink, interested, engaged, entertained … more
wiling
  1. present participle of wile
  2. Synonyms:
      3. beguiling, alluring, captivating, charming, fascinating, bewitching, enchanting, magnetising, magnetizing, witching, killing, enthralling, attracting, drawing, entrancing, absorbing, mesmerizing, enticing, delighting, spellbinding, luring, hypnotizing, enrapturing, rivetting, riveting, seducing, hypnotising, mesmerising, wowing, pleasing, gripping, transfixing, dazzling, enamoring, winning over, engrossing, ravishing, sweeping off feet, enamouring, winning, tantalizing, turning on, tantalising, tickling pink, interesting, engaging, entertaining, diverting, ensnaring, titillating … more
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