Synonyms and antonyms of Willing to do or accept something in American Thesaurus

willing (adjective)

if you are willing to do something, you do it when someone asks you, sometimes when you do not want to

ready (adjective)

willing to do something

interested (adjective)

willing or eager to do something

delighted (adjective)

formal very happy to do something

inclined (adjective)

feeling that you want to do something

amenable (adjective)

willing to do something or to agree with someone

obliging (adjective)

willing to help someone

yielding (adjective)

willing to do what other people want you to do

pleased/only too pleased to do something ()

willing/very willing to do something

prepared to do something ()

willing and able to do something if it is necessary

a glutton for punishment ()

someone who is willing to do something even though it is difficult or unpleasant

be glad to do something ()

to be willing or ready to do something

be happy to do something ()

if you are happy to do something, you are very willing to do it

bring it on ()

used for saying that you are confident and excited about facing a challenge or contest

can-do (adjective)

eager to do difficult jobs and confident of success

compliant (adjective)

too willing to do what other people want or too willing to accept their opinions

disposed (adjective)

formal to be willing to do something

eager to please ()

willing to do anything that other people want

for (preposition)

if you are for a particular plan or activity, you want to take part in it

game (adjective)

prepared to join in with or to try a new, difficult, or dangerous activity

in a heartbeat ()

used for saying that you are very willing to do something

I wouldn’t say no (to something) ()

used for admitting that you would like something, especially something that has been offered to you

malleable (adjective)

a malleable person is easy to persuade or influence

nervy (adjective)

informalAmerican willing to do something although it might offend someone

pliant (adjective)

willing to be persuaded or controlled

ready, willing, and able ()

willing to do something and capable of doing it

Stepford (adjective)

doing what other people want without complaining or asking questions

up for something (spoken)

spoken willing to do a particular activity

willing (adjective)

used about someone who does something in an enthusiastic way