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Definition: To wish, desire.
Alright class, settle down and let’s take a look, At this word “willing,” a fascinating hook! The dictionary tells us, it's "to wish, to desire," But that’s just the starting point, let’s climb higher! “Willing” means you’re ready, with a happy plea, To do something gladly – you want it to be! Think of a friend who offers help with glee, That's someone “willing,” happily you see. It’s about wanting something, a genuine spark, Not forcing or pushing, leaving its mark With enthusiasm bright, and a cheerful sound, "Willing" is ready, on solid ground! So, "willing" means ready, eager, and true, To do what you want to do – that’s the clue! Do you understand now? Any questions to share?
