Will — synonyms, definition

1. will (Noun)

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will (Noun) — The capability of conscious choice and decision and intention. ex. "the exercise of their will we construe as revolt"

will (Noun) — A fixed and persistent intent or purpose. ex. "where there's a will there's a way"

will (Noun) — (law) a legal document declaring a person's wishes regarding the disposal of their property when they die.

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2. will (Verb)

be possible bequeath bequest bid charge command decide decree determine devise direct enjoin inform instruct leave may might order require summon • • •

will (Verb) — Expresses the future tense. ex. "tomorrow it will be sunny"

will (Verb) — Decree or ordain. ex. "God wills our existence"

will (Verb) — Determine by choice. ex. "This action was willed and intended"

will (Verb) — Leave or give by will after one's death. ex. "My aunt willed me all her jewellery"

will (Verb) — Expresses a request for action. ex. "will you clean it for me?"

will (Verb) — Wish strongly as if to make happen. ex. "he willed the clouds to rain"

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