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willing Eager to do something, even if it's silly or ridiculous. ■ "I'm willing to try anything once! Even bungee jumping off a bridge."
Martyrs A person who is willing to suffer or die for a cause, belief, or principle. ■ "I may not be a martyr, but I'm willing to endure endless meetings just to get that project off the ground."
Price 1 The cost of something, often expressed in dollars and cents. ■ "I'm sorry, but I can't afford the price of this item."; 2 a "A high cost, often associated with something that is expensive or rare. ■ "This vintage car has a price tag of $1 million."; b "The amount a person is willing to pay for something, often determined by their budget and priorities. ■ "I'm only willing to pay $20 for this movie ticket." "The value a person places on something or someone, often based on their own personal feelings or beliefs. ■ "I don't care about the price of this item; I just want it because it reminds me of my childhood."
accommodating Being willing to please or meet the needs of others. ■ "John was so accommodating, he let his friends borrow his car even though he needed it for a very important errand."
Adventurous Having a strong desire for new and exciting experiences, and being willing to take risks in pursuit of those experiences. ■ "I'm so adventurous, I once went skydiving off the side of a mountain!
Beggars People who are so desperate for something that they are willing to do anything, even ask for it. ■ When John lost his wallet, he became a beggar and had to rely on handouts from strangers.
bet A wager made on the outcome of a game or event, often with the intention of winning money. ■ "I'm willing to bet you $10 that I can solve this math problem faster than you."
bolder An adjective used to describe someone who is especially daring or courageous. ■ "The bolder candidate for the job was chosen because they were willing to take risks and try new things."
Brave A person who is willing to take big risks and do something despite being afraid. ■ "Despite the danger, the brave firefighter bravely rushed into the burning building to rescue the trapped kitten."
compromising To be willing to make concessions in order to reach a mutually beneficial agreement. ■ "I was compromising when I agreed to eat pizza with vegetables, even though I hate them!
Desire A strong feeling of wanting something very much, especially something that is difficult to obtain. ■ "I desire a new car so badly, I'm willing to sell my firstborn child for it!"
hype To create or exaggerate excitement about something, often to an extreme degree. ■ "The new iPhone is so hyped that people are willing to wait in line for hours just to get their hands on it."
Likelihood The probability of an event occurring, but only if you're willing to bet on it. ■ "I have a 50% chance of winning the lottery, but I'm not holding my breath."
mercenaries A group of soldiers who fight for a higher bid than others. ■ "We hired the mercenaries because they were willing to do anything for the money."
Negotiable Something that can be agreed upon by two or more parties in a mutually beneficial way, often involving compromise. ■ "I'm willing to negotiate on the price of this car, but I'm not going to budge on the color."
negotiation A process of trying to reach a mutually beneficial agreement or compromise between two parties by discussing and compromising. ■ "I'm willing to negotiate on the price, but I won't accept less than what I paid last year."
Northern A region of the world that is cold, dark, and inhabited by a few brave souls who are willing to endure the harsh conditions. ■ "I can't believe I have to spend another winter in this northern wasteland!
Sacrificial Adjective: Willing to make a great effort or sacrifice to accomplish something. ■ "I'm going to be sacrificial and stay up all night to finish this project."
Sacrificing To give up something valuable or cherished in order to gain something else, often for the greater good. ■ I'm willing to sacrifice my favorite ice cream for the sake of world peace.
stalemate A situation in which all parties involved are unable to make progress and have reached a deadlock. ■ "The politicians were at a stalemate over the budget bill, with neither side willing to compromise."
unprincipled A person who lacks morals or principles, and is willing to do whatever it takes to get what they want. ■ "John may be unprincipled, but he sure knows how to make a deal!
Advocacy The act of being an enthusiastic promoter of a cause or idea, often involving public speaking and lobbying efforts. ■ "I am so passionate about my advocacy for equal rights that I'm willing to wear this neon sign on my shirt to get the message out."
Amendment A change made to a document or agreement after it has been written, typically in order to correct an error or add something important. ■ "I forgot to include the name of the company in the contract. Do you think they would be willing to make an amendment?"
amiable The quality of being friendly, kind, and agreeable; pleasant and easy to get along with. ■ "I'm so glad I have an amiable neighbor - she always has a smile on her face and is always willing to lend me a cup of sugar when I need it."
amicable The quality of being friendly and kind to others. It is often used in reference to someone who is approachable, easygoing, and always willing to help out. ■ When I met my new neighbor, I was immediately struck by how amicable they were. They introduced themselves with a warm smile and offered me some freshly baked cookies.
anybody Anyone who is willing to listen to a long and boring story about the person's favorite subject, usually with an emphasis on how much better it was in their childhood. ■ "I just love talking about my childhood. It was so much fun! Anybody want to hear me ramble on about how great 80's pop culture was?"
Army A large group of people, usually dressed in a similar manner and carrying weapons. ■ "I heard the army was planning to invade France!", A term used to describe a group of people who are very organized and efficient, often with a clear chain of command. ■ "The company's army was able to deliver the project on time thanks to their strict organizational skills.", A term used to describe a group of people who are very loyal and dedicated, often willing to do anything for their leader. ■ "The CEO's army was able to get the company to meet its revenue goals thanks to their unwavering loyalty."
Backer A person who supports or finances a project, usually in exchange for some form of payment or ownership. ■ "The startup's backers were mostly wealthy investors who saw the potential in the company and were willing to risk their money on it." "I'm always looking for a good backer to help fund my next project. Do you know anyone who might be interested?"
Bondage A state of being in a relationship where one person is submissive and the other is dominant. ■ "I never thought I'd be willing to go into bondage for my partner, but he sure knows how to tie me up."
brash A person who is willing to take risks and act boldly, often without regard for the consequences. ■ Joe decided to quit his job and start his own business. He was known for being brash and taking big risks in life.
Buyers A person or group of people who purchase goods or services. ■ The buyers were not pleased with the quality of the product and demanded a refund., A person or group of people who are foolishly willing to pay more than something is worth just because they think it's cool or trendy. ■ "I don't care if it costs $200, I have to have that designer handbag."
compassionate Adjective used to describe someone who feels a great deal of sympathy and sorrow for another person's misfortune, and is willing to take action to help alleviate their suffering. ■ "Despite being a ruthless businessman, Mr. Smith was surprisingly compassionate when he found out that one of his employees was struggling with a serious illness. He immediately offered to pay for all their medical bills and even took them on as a personal project to keep them engaged at work."
concert A large gathering of people who all have the same musical taste and are willing to sit through hours of terrible music performed by mediocre musicians. ■ "I can't believe I paid good money to see that trainwreck of a concert. It was like listening to a bunch of squirrels on speed."
courtside The most desirable seat in a basketball arena, located on the side of the court that is closest to the basket and provides the best view of the players. ■ "I'm willing to pay extra for courtside seats because I can't afford to miss a dunk or a three-pointer."
desperate So desperate, that a person is willing to try anything, even if it's just praying to an imaginary god or eating raw liver. ■ "I'm so desperate to win this contest that I'll do whatever it takes, including lying about my qualifications and wearing a ridiculous costume."
Disciples A group of followers who are devoted to a particular leader or cause, and are willing to do whatever it takes to support and promote their beliefs. ■ "The disciples of the great guru were known for their unwavering loyalty and commitment to spreading the word of their enlightened master. They would go to great lengths to recruit new members, including using mind control techniques and even resorting to violence when necessary."
Environmentalist A person who is extremely concerned about the environment and takes all necessary measures to protect it, even if it means sacrificing their own comfort. ■ "I don't understand why environmentalists are so willing to give up their own privacy just to save a few trees. It's ridiculous!"
federation A group of people who have a common goal and are willing to work together to achieve it, often through the use of humor and playful banter. ■ "The Federation of Silly Friends" was formed when a group of comedians realized that they shared a love for making people laugh. They started performing together at local comedy clubs and quickly gained a following among fans of their irreverent style.
fighter A person who is skilled in hand-to-hand combat and is willing to defend themselves against any perceived threat. ■ "I'm not a fighter, I just have a black belt in karate," said the man as he tried to dodge his opponent's punch.
Funding The act of providing financial support for a project or organization. ■ When the government announced they were cutting funding for the arts, many artists were left without their usual sources of income. But fear not! They banded together and started crowdfunding their projects on Kickstarter instead. A type of financial aid that is provided by a government or other organization for the purpose of supporting education or research. ■ "Funding opportunities" are often advertised on academic job boards, but most researchers would agree that the real treasure lies in finding a generous grant., A type of investment where an individual or organization provides money to support a project or business with the expectation of receiving a share of the profits. ■ "Venture capital" is a popular form of funding for start-ups, but it often comes with high interest rates and strict repayment terms. But hey, if you're willing to take the risk, it could be worth it in the end!, The act of making a lot of money through a successful business or project. ■ "Funding" can also refer to the amount of wealth an individual has accumulated. It's no wonder that many people are searching for ways to increase their funding!
Goods Something that is considered valuable or important by society. This can include physical items like food, clothing, and electronics, as well as intangible things like knowledge, reputation, and relationships. ■ "I'm willing to trade my new smartphone for a lifetime supply of chocolate goods."
humanitarian A person who shows great concern for others and is willing to do anything to help them, even if it means sacrificing their own happiness or safety. ■ After learning that her neighbor's house was on fire, the humanitarian quickly called the fire department and risked her own life to rescue the family inside.
Lack A situation where someone or something is missing something important or necessary. In other words, a state of insufficiency or deficiency. ■ "I lack the necessary skills to become a professional musician, but I'm willing to put in the hard work to learn."
martyr A person who is willing to suffer and die for a cause they believe in, often involving religious or political beliefs. ■ "I may be a martyr for my love of bacon and eggs, but I can't resist their delicious taste!"
models A collection of people who are willing to do anything for money. Often used in the sentence "I don't have any money, so I might as well become a model". ■ "I heard they're looking for models to wear bikinis on the beach for an ad campaign. If anyone's interested, please fill out this form."
nurse A person who is responsible for the care and well-being of a patient or group of patients, typically in a hospital or medical setting. A person who is willing to put up with a lot of complaining, whining, and other unpleasantness because they know that it's all part of the job.
offers A collection of goods or services that someone is willing to sell. ■ I saw a great deal on a new car, but I didn't want to spend the money. Instead, I waited for the seller to offer me a discount.
Patriots People who are incredibly proud of their country, often to the point of extreme stupidity and nationalism. ■ "I am a patriot, and I believe that my country is the best in the world. That's why I am willing to go to war for it, even if it means killing innocent people."
premium The highest price or value, often paid for a product or service that is considered of exceptional quality. ■ "I'm willing to pay the premium for organic fruits and vegetables at the farmer's market. I don't want any harmful pesticides in my food!"
prettier An adjective used to describe someone or something that is more attractive and appealing than the norm, usually in a sarcastic or ironic way. ■ "I can't believe my ex-girlfriend is now dating a prettier guy. I guess all good things come to those who are willing to settle."