Pick
Willing
Willing noun - The act of making a choice.
Both words in one sentence
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Stepford Smiler: The villagers seem like the typical friendly chorus of many a musical, but they're shallow and all too willing to pick on anyone who's "odd".
Source: Disney / Beauty and the Beast -
She is willing to abuse loopholes like there's no tomorrow if she can get better, less destructive results that way, but if forced to choose, she will always pick Lawful over Good no matter the consequences.
Source: To Be Lawful or Good -
She seems willing to pick herself up and dust herself off, but at any rate thats a lot to pick up the pieces from.
Source: Series / The Good Wife
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