What is "will" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "will": the capability of conscious choice and decision and intention

Noun

Meaning of "will": decree or ordain

Verb

Meaning of "will": a fixed and persistent intent or purpose

Noun

Meaning of "will": determine by choice

Verb

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

Noun

Meaning of "will": leave or give by will after one's death

Verb

Synonyms:

desire, discipline, resolve, power, wish, decision, mind, intention, attitude, determination, passion, feeling, resolution, inclination, character, fancy, yearning, design, liking, appetite, volition, decree, prerogative, willpower, discretion, self-control, urge, decisiveness, option, hankering, self-restraint, purpose, disposition, temperament, craving, longing, conviction, aim, pleasure, preference, willfulness, velleity, pining, wishes, self-discipline, hearts desire, insistence, decree, legacy, estate, inheritance, heritage, bestowal, device, disposition, declaration, testament, dispensation, property, bequest, order, directions, instructions, authorize, decree, resolve, intend, exert, bid, enjoin, request, ordain, insist, effect, direct, command, determine, demand, order, bring about, decide on, opt, desire, elect, like, wish, prefer, crave, please, want, incline, be inclined, have a mind to, see fit, devise, transfer, confer, leave, legate, bequest, disinherit, cut off, probate, disherit, pass on,

Antonyms:

dislike, hate, hatred, indecision, weakness, distaste, indifference, thoughtlessness, question, wavering, denial, disallow, waver, reply, forget, neglect, overlook, pass, keep, receive, ignore, despise, dislike, hate, spurn, neglect, pass, keep, receive, not want, hold, keep, neglect, pass, receive,