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verb

1. Used to express futurity
2. Used to express desire, choice, willingness, consent, or in negative constructions refusal
3. Used to express a command, exhortation, or injunction
4. Used to express frequent, customary, or habitual action or natural tendency or disposition
5. Used to express probability and often equivalent to the simple verb
6. Used to express inevitability
7. Used to express determination, insistence, persistence, or willfulness
8. Used to express capability or sufficiency
9. Desire, wish

   "call it what you will"

10. To have a wish or desire

    "whether we will or no"

noun

1. A legal declaration of a person's wishes regarding the disposal of his or her property or estate after death
2. Disposition, inclination

   "where there's a will there's a way"

3. Appetite, passion
4. Choice, determination
5. The act, process, or experience of willing} {sx
6. Mental powers manifested as wishing, choosing, desiring, or intending
7. A disposition to act according to principles or ends
8. The collective desire of a group

   "the will of the people"

9. The power of control over one's own actions or emotions

   "a man of iron will"

10. Something desired

verb

1. To cause or change by an act of will

   "believed he could will himself to succeed"

2. Intend, purpose
3. Decree, ordain

   "Providence wills it"

4. To determine by an act of choice
5. To dispose of by or as if by a will bequeath

   "willed his entire estate to his son"

6. To order or direct by a will

   "willed that her property be divided among her children"

7. To exercise the will
8. Choose

   "do as you will"

verb

1. Used in auxiliary function to express plan or intention
2. Should

   "knew I would enjoy the trip"

3. Used in auxiliary function to express consent or choice
4. Used in auxiliary function to express probability or presumption in past or present time
5. Used in auxiliary function to express a request with which voluntary compliance is expected
6. Used in auxiliary function with rather or sooner to express preference
7. Used in auxiliary function in the conclusion of a conditional sentence to express a contingency or possibility
8. Used in auxiliary function in a noun clause (such as one completing a statement of desire, request, or advice)
9. Used in auxiliary function to express custom or habitual action
10. Could

    "the barrel would hold 20 gallons"

11. Used in auxiliary function to express doubt or uncertainty
12. Used in auxiliary function to express wish, desire, or intent
13. Used in auxiliary function to express willingness or preference
14. Strongly desire wish

    "I would I were young again"

15. Wished, desired
16. Wish for want

adjective

1. Involving no exercise of the will involuntary

   "will-less obedience"

2. Not exercising the will

   "life-benumbed, will-less characters"

noun

1. Ignis fatuus
2. A delusive or elusive goal

noun phrase

1. The drive of the superman in the philosophy of Nietzsche to perfect and transcend the self through the possession and exercise of creative power
2. A conscious or unconscious desire to exercise authority over others