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Meanings of willingness in English

Portuguese
boa vontade
Catalan
disposició
Spanish
grado

Cheerful compliance.

boa vontade

Voluntary agreement or permission.

Usage of willingness in English
1
Economic slowdown has sapped many countries' willingness to act on climate change.
Reuters
2
France has already shown its willingness to take on major U.S. companies.
Reuters
3
Sources say Mr Blair indicated a willingness to look at the issue.
The Irish Times
4
I appreciate your willingness to allow a second look at the evidence.
In every heartbeat
5
Therefore, it is necessary to check their willingness when ACP is offered.
Pubmed
6
Without, of course, casting any doubt upon one's own willingness or ability.
Bundori
7
And I take solace in our kids' power-and willingness to fight back.
Ebony
8
As a philosophical approach, it means more than a willingness to compromise.
The Irish Times
9
There's a great understanding and a tolerance and a willingness to help.
The Irish Times
10
Thank you for your willingness to cooperate, and good luck at Quantico.
Patient Zero
11
No significant associations were seen between willingness to participate and patient characteristics.
Pubmed
12
He had gone from threat to a willingness to help to .
The talisman
13
For example, there's research showing how willingness to punish varies across cultures.
Wired
14
Saudi Arabia has also indicated its willingness to help in mediation efforts.
Reuters
15
It takes a shift in awareness and a willingness to let go.
Feminist dot com
16
They had good instincts and a willingness to get on with business.
The new yorker
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Willingness through the time
Willingness across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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