Results for will

Definition of will:

• part of speech: (verb transitive)

  To determine; resolve to do: bequeath.

• part of speech: (verb)

  A defective verb used along with another verb to express future time; in the first person, will promises or expresses fixed purpose or determination, as " I will eat"; in the second and third, will simply foretells, as, " thou wilt eat," " he will eat.

• part of speech: (verb intransitive)

  To be resolved; decree.- as an auxiliary verb ( p. t. would) it denotes futurity or intention.

• part of speech: (noun)

  The power of determining or choosing; discretion; power; of determining or choosing; discretion; power; pleasure; inclination; intention; that which is wished or desired; a formal declaration in writin of what a person desires to be done with his real or personal estate after death; the written document containing such instruction.

• part of speech: (noun)

  The power of choosing or determining; choice; determination: disposition of effects at death; testament.

• part of speech: (verb)

  To determine; to direct; to choose; to enjoin; to dispose of by will or testament.

Usage examples for will:

“ I will be with you. ” Orley Farm, - Anthony Trollope.

“ He can; but will he? ” The Brightener, - C. N. Williamson A. M. Williamson.