Elective and Willing

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Elective adjective - Subject to one's freedom of choice.

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Willing and elective are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Willing" instead an adjective "Elective".

Nearby Words: elect, election, elected, electing, elector

Willing adjective - Done, made, or given with one's own free will.

Usage example: a willing sacrifice of her limited free time for a good cause

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Elective and willing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Elective" instead an adjective "Willing".

Nearby Words: will, willingly, willingness, willed

At her new school, when the Tankery elective is revived, she shows in a lot of ways that she cares about every one of her team mates...and they respond by being willing to dare and do the impossible for her sake.

Source: A Father To His Men / Anime and Manga
They also have a special form of elective inheritance, with control of the republic itself passing to one of five heads of patrician families based on seniority, prestige, and the amount of money they're willing to spend on bribing voters.

Source: Video Game / Crusader Kings

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