will

I

n.

desire

1) to impose one's will (on)

2) to implement the will (of the majority)

3) the will to + inf. (the will to survive)

4) (misc.) a clash of (strong) wills; against smb.'s will; with a will (to work with the will to succeed)

attitude

5) to show good will

6) to bear no ill will

choice

?, free will (of their own free will)

8) at will (to fire at will)

legal document disposing of an estate

9) to draw up, make, make out a will

10) to change a will

11) to administer; execute a will

12) to probate, validate a will

13) to challenge, contest a will

14) to break, overturn a will

15) to repudiate a will

16) a deathbed will

spirit

power to make decisions

17) to break smb.'s will

18) an indomitable, iron, strong; inflexible will

II

v. (A) he willed his entire estate to her; or: he willed her his entire estate

III

v. (auxiliary) (F) she will return

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[wɪl]

against smb. s will

contest a will

execute a will

inflexible will

iron

make

make out a will

or: he willed her his entire estate

overturn a will

strong

validate a will

with a will (to work with the will to succeed)

(A) he willed his entire estate to her

(auxiliary) (F) she will return

(misc.) a clash of will (strong) wills

['attitude'] to show good will

['legal document disposing of an estate'] to draw up

['spirit'] ['power to make decisions'] to break smb. 's will

a deathbed will

an indomitable

to administer

to bear no ill will

to break

to challenge

to change a will

to probate

to repudiate a will

to implement the will (of the majority)

['choice'] free will (of their own free will)

['desire'] to impose one's will (on)

the will to + inf. (the will to survive)

at will (to fire at will)