Be willing
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Be willing is an antonym for stop.
Both terms in one sentence
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Although in her defence, her two male companions don't seem to be willing or able to stop making insensitive remarks about it.
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Midora theorises that Acacia tricked Froese into committing suicide to stop his plans and then revived her into a new form (Joie) that would be willing to work with him.
Source: Manga / Toriko - An episode of Stargate Atlantis had Mckay trying to ask the team a hypothetical question that involved whether they would be willing to stop a train that was going to hit a group of ten people by redirecting it so it killed a baby.
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