will
will
wɪl
vil
British pronunciation
/wɪl/

Definition & Meaning of "will"in English

will
01

used for forming future tenses

will definition and meaning
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Examples
I will finish my homework before dinner.
She will visit her grandparents next weekend.
02

decree or ordain

03

determine by choice

04

to officially leave your property, money, or belongings to someone after you die (usually through a legal document)

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Examples
She willed her entire art collection to the local museum.
He willed his vintage car to his grandson in his testament.
05

used to express what one deems true or probable

Will
01

the capability of conscious choice and decision and intention

02

a person's intention or desire, especially one that is strong or persistent

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Examples
His sheer will to succeed drove him to overcome every obstacle in his path.
Despite the challenges, her will to help others never wavered.
03

a legal document that a person writes to decide what happens to their belongings after their death

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She updated her will to include her grandchildren as beneficiaries.
The lawyer read the will aloud to the family after the funeral.
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