Difference between Willingness and Readiness

WILLINGNESS vs READINESS: NOUN

The state or character of being willing; free choice or consent of the will; readiness.
Good will; readiness.
Synonyms Forwardness, Willingness. See forwardness.
The quality or state of being willing; free choice or consent of the will; freedom from reluctance; readiness of the mind to do or forbear.
The state of being willing
Cheerful compliance

Prompt willingness
The state of having been made ready or prepared for use or action (especially military action)
(psychology) a temporary readiness to respond in a particular way
The condition of being ready; the state of being adapted or in condition for immediate use or action; present preparedness or fitness; ready availability or qualification.
Ready action or movement; instant facility or aptitude; promptness; quickness: as, readiness of thought or of speech; readiness in offhand drawing.
Ready disposition; present willingness; mental preparedness.
Synonyms Readiness, Facility. Expertness, Knack, promptitude aptness, preparation, preparedness, inclination. The first four words agree in meaning that the person can do a thing with ease and quickness. Readiness emphasizes promptitude: as, readiness in repartee. Facility by derivation emphasizes ease, whether partly natural or wholly-acquired. (See ease, n.) Expertness is facility acquired: as, expertness with the pen, at figures, in working a sewing-machine; it is primarily physical, and especially manual, but also mental. Knack is a familiar word, applying to facility or expertness viewed as a happy and rather surprising possession of skill or faculty.
The state or quality of being ready; preparation; promptness; aptitude; willingness.
The state or degree of being ready
(psychology) being temporarily ready to respond in a particular way
A natural effortlessness

Tendency, Wanting, Sincerity, Commitment, Proclivity, Readiness, Propensity, Determination, Keenness, Ability, Inclination, Desire, Reluctance, Eagerness, Unwillingness

Unwillingness, Preparation, Commitment, Determination, Preparations, Capability, Reluctance, Desire, Ability, Eagerness, Keenness, Willingness, Facility, Set, Preparedness

Openness, Enthusiasm, Tendency, Wanting, Sincerity, Commitment, Proclivity, Propensity, Keenness, Ability, Inclination, Desire, Reluctance, Eagerness, Unwillingness

Preparing, Prepared, Unwillingness, Preparation, Commitment, Preparations, Capability, Reluctance, Desire, Ability, Eagerness, Keenness, Facility, Set, Preparedness

It is a willingness to change our lives.
Focus on transparency and willingness to answer questions.
Demonstrates a willingness to report any incident procedures.
Thank you for your willingness to share freely!
California cases have shown a willingness to exploit.
English and their willingness to study after class.
Willingness to work collaboratively and assume leadership roles.
Appellant states his willingness to make these payments.
Can be used to assess willingness to pay to preserve specific environmental attributes or willingness to accept the loss of these attributes.
Receptivity to feedback, flexibility, willingness to learn, and willingness to embrace change and continuous growth.

Geller J, Cockell SJ, Drab DL: Assessing readiness for change in the eating disorders: thepsychometric properties of the Readiness and Motivation Interview.
Evaluation Readiness Several states have found it helpful to have programs prepare for their QRIS evaluations by completing rating readiness tools.
Courses address a wide range of educational needs including original credit, credit recovery, career readiness, college readiness, and higher education options.
This role will be critical in driving inspection readiness for site licensure and maintaining a constant state of inspection readiness.
FRGs operate distinctly from the mbudsman, the official Navy representative tasked with improving mission readiness through family readiness.
CRM Readiness To prioritize factors affecting the readiness, weights derived from the structural equation model are used.
College readiness and career readiness have become important policy goals for education over the past few years.
Dewey, Defense Readiness Reporting System: A Better Way to Measure Readiness?
Physical readiness is in turn essential to combat readiness.
The readiness score takes into account measures of economic readiness, governance readiness, and social readiness to pursue adaptation actions.