willingly — in a ready, eager, or prepared manner; without reluctance
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: in a ready, eager, or prepared manner; without reluctance
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈwɪlɪŋli/
Korean meaning: 기꺼이, 자발적으로, 선뜻
Korean pronunciation: **윌**링리
Example Sentences
- My dog willingly sits through my terrible karaoke sessions, proving true friendship.
- He willingly worked overtime to complete the important project.
- She willingly gave up her weekend to help organize the charity event.
willingly
ADVERB//ˈwɪlɪŋli//
in a ready, eager, or prepared manner; without reluctance
A teenager willingly volunteers for the dirtiest garden work with enthusiasm
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She leaps willingly, falling thrillingly!
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Origin
From Old English 'willan' meaning 'to wish or desire,' combined with the adverbial suffix '-ly' which converts adjectives to adverbs. The word evolved through Middle English to express the manner of doing something with willingness.
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“My dog willingly sits through my terrible karaoke sessions, proving true friendship.”
“He willingly worked overtime to complete the important project.”
“She willingly gave up her weekend to help organize the charity event.”
“I willingly eat my vegetables now, unlike when I was five and hid them under mashed potatoes.”
“Students willingly stayed after class to discuss the fascinating lecture.”
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