Gladly
Rather
Rather adverb - By choice or preference.
Usage example: I would rather go to the movies than stay at home
Both words in one sentence
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In fact, a lot of people would gladly see him in adaptations as Nightwing rather than as Robin.
Source: Never Live It Down / Comic Books -
Actually totally made up, but with such a fierce reputation that criminals will gladly plea-bargain into just being thrown into a nuclear disposal rather than being sent there.
Source: Literature / Illegal Aliens -
Initially idolizing Vanda Hellsing — who protected their town from zombies by fighting them — they discover by accident that not only are the zombies simply hungry rather than malevolent, but they'll gladly eat certain berries instead of people — even paying for the privilege.
Source: Zombie Advocate
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