Meaning & Definition of word "Will"

Will

/wɪl/

1. The faculty by which a person decides on and determines upon a course of action.
- Example: It was his will to change his life for the better.
2. A document in which a person specifies what is to be done with their property after death.
- Example: She left a detailed will to ensure her assets were distributed according to her wishes.

1. Used to express future tense, indicating what is going to happen.
- Example: I will go to the store tomorrow.
2. Used to make a promise or decision.
- Example: She said she will help us with the project.
3. Used to express certainty or a strong intention.
- Example: They will win the match if they keep playing like this.

Old English 'willan', meaning to desire, wish.

I will:

Expressing a commitment to a future action.

what will be, will be:

Things will happen as they are meant to.

willpower:

The ability to control oneself and determine one's actions.

willing:

Ready, eager, or prepared to do something.

willfull:

Intentional or deliberate.

willful:

Contrary, obstinate, and headstrong.

Meaning: Willy-nilly

Example Sentence: He'll do it willy-nilly.

Meaning: Will do

Example Sentence: If you need help, just say 'will do!'