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Willing adjective - Having a desire or inclination (as for a specified course of action).
Both words in one sentence
- The show oscillates widely around the mid-point of the scale; sometimes Gene Hunt is perfectly willing to do bad things in a good cause, but sometimes he's so willing to do bad things that he doesn't need a cause beyond feeling like hurting someone.
Source: Sliding Scale of Law Enforcement - And then when that man dies, he's willing to act like that man's ten-year-old daughter attracts him instead.
Source: Depraved Bisexual -
While always on the side of good, he was a lot more willing to kill than the Winchesters and at times felt like a Knight Templar.
Source: Token Evil Teammate
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