will

n

1. volition, choice, option; free will, discretion; intent, intention, Psychol. conation.

2. wish, desire, velleity; preference, disposition, inclination, mind, fancy; pleasure, taste.

3. purpose, purposefulness, determination, deter-minedness, resolve, resolution, firmness, firmness of purpose, decision, will power; commitment, totaLcom-mitment, earnestness, seriousness, single-mindedness; iron will, moral fiber, grit, sand, pluck, mettle, Inf. backbone, Inf spunk, Sl. moxie.

4.Law. testament, last will and testament.

5. at will

a. at one's pleasure, at one's discretion, ad libitum, ad lib; as one wishes, as one thinks best, in one's own way.b. at one's disposal, at one's command, at one's service, at one's beck and call.

v

6. determine, cause, effect, bring about, impose one's will; ordain, decree, enjoin; order, command, dictate, prescribe.

7. decide, choose to, have a mind to, see fit, think fit, think best; resolve, settle, purpose, make up one's mind.

8. bequeath, devise, leave, settle upon; hand down, pass down.