Synonyms for

Will

Verb / wɪl / / wʌl / Another word for will — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Will means the desire or intention to do something or the legal document that says what someone wants to happen to their possessions after they die.

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Common collocations

  • willpower
  • free will
  • good will
  • will to live
  • will to power
  • will and testament
  • future tense
  • modal verb

Word family

noun will
verb will

Usage note

"Will" as a modal verb expresses future tense, intention, or determination. As a noun, it refers to a person's faculty of deciding or controlling their actions.

Example sentences

  1. I will go to the park with my friends tomorrow.
  2. Her will to succeed helped her overcome many obstacles.
  3. The lawyer is reading the will to the family.
  4. He has the willpower to quit smoking.
  5. My grandfather left me a large inheritance in his will.

Quotes

  • Where there's a will, there's a way.
  • The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.
  • I have a dream.

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