WILLING vs AMENABLE: NOUN
- Inclination; desire; intention.
- The act of making a choice
- The execution of a will.
- N/A
WILLING vs AMENABLE: ADJECTIVE
- Done, given, or accepted voluntarily or ungrudgingly. : voluntary.
- Acting or ready to act gladly; eagerly compliant.
- Disposed or inclined; prepared.
- Disposed or willing to comply
- Disposed or inclined toward
- Ready to do something that is not (can't be expected as) a matter of course.
- Free to do or to grant; having the mind inclined; not opposed in mind; not choosing to refuse; disposed; not averse; desirous; consenting; complying; ready.
- Received of choice, or without reluctance; submitted to voluntarily; chosen; desired.
- Spontaneous; self-moved.
- Not brought about by coercion or force
- Open to being acted upon in a certain way
- Willing to comply with; agreeable.
- Willing to respond to persuasion or suggestions.
- Willing to yield or submit; responsive; tractable.
- Liable to punishment, a charge, a claim, etc.
- Liable to be brought to account or punishment; answerable; responsible; accountable.
- Susceptible or open, as to testing or criticism.
- Responsible to higher authority; accountable: : responsible.
- Ready to consent; agreeable.
- Willing to accept a suggestion or submit to authority.
- Readily reacting to suggestions and influences
- Disposed or willing to comply
- Liable to answer to a higher authority
- Easy to be led; governable, as a woman by her husband.
WILLING vs AMENABLE: VERB
- Present participle of will.
- N/A
WILLING vs AMENABLE: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Spontaneous, etc. See voluntary.
- Synonyms Minded.
- In harmony or accord; like-minded.
- Characterized by promptness or readiness in action; free from reluctance, laziness, or slowness: willing horse; a willing hand.
- Voluntary; cheerfully given, granted, done, or borne: as, willing service; willing poverty.
- Favorably disposed; ready; inclined; desirous: as, willing to work; willing to depart.
- Liable to make answer or defense; answerable; accountable; responsible: said of persons.
- Under subjection or subordination; liable or exposed, as to authority, control, claim, or application: said of persons or things: as, persons or offenses amenable to the law; amenable to criticism.
- Disposed or ready to answer, yield, or submit, as to influence or advice; submissive.
- Disposed or willing to conform
- Responsive to suggestions and influences
WILLING vs AMENABLE: RELATED WORDS
- Unforced, Disposed, Lief, Volitional, Volition, Compliant, Uncoerced, Voluntary, Consenting, Fain, Glad, Amenable, Prepared, Ready, Inclined
- Suitable, Favorable, Supportive, Susceptible, Conducive, Accommodating, Receptive, Subject to, Accountable, Answerable, Testable, Compliant, Responsive, Tractable, Willing
WILLING vs AMENABLE: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Willing and able, Unforced, Disposed, Volitional, Volition, Compliant, Uncoerced, Voluntary, Consenting, Fain, Glad, Amenable, Prepared, Ready, Inclined
- Suitable, Favorable, Supportive, Susceptible, Conducive, Accommodating, Receptive, Subject to, Accountable, Answerable, Testable, Compliant, Responsive, Tractable, Willing
WILLING vs AMENABLE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- But providing as much information as possible, being willing to triage and answer questions, and being willing to test potential fixes is even better!
- Market value is what someone is willing to pay that someone else is willing to sell at.
- Buyer is willing to fork over and the Seller is willing to use as collateral to secure the transaction.
- If you guys are willing to get me or my team to become a transcriptionist we are so willing to do so.
- The price at which an asset would change hands in a transaction between a willing, informed buyer and a willing, informed seller.
- The price that a willing buyer and a willing seller, both given full information, and neither under pressure to act, would agree upon.
- Fair market value can be defined as the price at which an asset or service passes from a willing seller to a willing buyer.
- The price for which a share could be transferred between a willing buyer and a willing seller.
- Because of this, there were many market participants willing to sell credit protection but few willing to purchase it.
- The price that a willing buyer and a willing seller would agree to.
- You should find him amenable to reasonable arguments.
- She is amenable to more time if Mr.
- Women are more amenable to compromise than men.
- However, magic is not amenable to reality checks.
- Rubio is incredibly amenable to conservative establishment preferences.
- Maintainability: It should be easily amenable to change.
- The procedure is amenable to a simple implementation.
- Accordingly, the case is now amenable for disposition.
- CNS insult and less amenable to rehabilitative improvement.
- Much of this is amenable to efficiency savings.
WILLING vs AMENABLE: QUESTIONS
- How willing are Americans to compromise their freedoms?
- Are insurance companies willing to insure almost anything?
- Are patients willing to accept rheumatoid arthritis risks?
- Are Ghanaian courts willing to enforce arbitration awards?
- Are Americans willing to accept more European immigrants?
- Are Wikipedia administrators willing to investigate copyright matters?
- Are wealthier households more willing to take risks?
- What is the Willing Hearts Helpful Hands Initiative?
- Is ambledown willing to accept rectified documents?
- Is there a willing buyer/willing seller in land reform?
- Which of the following numbers is an amenable number?
- How many causes are amenable to personal health care?
- Is Twitter not amenable to writ jurisdiction in India?
- Which olfactory defects are the most amenable to treatment?
- How is amenable mortality calculated in New Zealand?
- What are the characterizations of discrete amenable groups?
- How does Chillingworth make Hester amenable to authority?
- What is the equivalent characterization of amenable?
- Is postoperative fibrosis amenable to therapeutic intervention?
- Is Epidendrum Porpax (Peperomia) an amenable grower?