will

/wɪl/

nounverbwill

WILL has two L’s—think: “I wiLL do it,” with two strong steps forward.

Yes, it's will. Remember the double L at the end: wi + ll.

Definitions

  1. verbto want or choose to do something; to intend
  2. verbto leave something to someone in a legal document (a will)
  3. nounthe ability to choose and decide; determination
  4. nouna legal document that says what should happen to a person’s money and property after they die

Examples

  • “I will finish my homework before dinner.”
  • “She showed strong will when she kept practicing every day.”
  • “He wrote a will to say who should receive his house.”

Synonyms

desireintendchoosedeterminationtestament

Antonyms

unwillingnessindecision

Translations

ES voluntad; testamento; (aux.) querer/ir aPT vontade; testamento; (aux.) querer/irFR volonté; testament; (aux.) vouloir/aller

Common misspellings

wilwllwilllwilewihlwhillwiil

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