willingly in Latin
willingly in Latin is libenter — willingly means by one's own free choice, without needing to be forced or persuaded.
willingly in Latin
libenter
What does "willingly" mean?
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adv By one's own free choice, without needing to be forced or persuaded.
"He willingly gave up his seat for the elderly passenger."
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willingly in a sentence
- He willingly gave up his seat for the elderly passenger.
- No one willingly signs up for extra work.
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What is "willingly" in Latin?
"willingly" in Latin is libenter. willingly means: By one's own free choice, without needing to be forced or persuaded.
How do you use "willingly" in a sentence?
Example: "He willingly gave up his seat for the elderly passenger." In Latin, "willingly" is libenter.
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