with a will



with a will

with determination and enthusiasm. The children worked with a will to finish the project on time. The workers set about manufacturing the new products with a will.
See also: will

with a will

Vigorously, energetically, as in He started pruning with a will. This term, first recorded in 1848, uses will in the sense of "determination."
See also: will

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Honorinus-Late Roman
Alexinaal-əg-ZEE-nəEnglish
EnochEE-nək (English)Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Alease-English
LeeviLE:-veeFinnish
GodfreyGAHD-freeEnglish