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When I think of the word “insurance”, people have good and bad feelings.  There is a quote: “In this world nothing can be said...

You probably interact with water every day, even if you aren’t aware of it. Because water is so important in our daily lives, it’s...

Warrant A warrant in terms of legal vocabulary can mean a couple of slightly different things. The first one, which is one you hopefully don’t...

A coincidence is when two events strangely or remarkably happen at the same time, but without any apparent reason or causal connection. For example,...

Below is a proverb referring to a person’s willpower Where there’s a will there’s a way This is a well-known proverb that is used very often...

willpower (noun) The word “willpower” is an uncountable noun. In English, we use this noun to describe somebody with strong determination, composure, self-discipline or self-control....

willingly (adverb) to happily, eagerly or enthusiastically do something. I willingly went to work today because I was excited about the presentation in the afternoon. The fundraisers willingly...

wilful (adjective) someone or something that is stubborn, inflexible or persistent The wilful candidate won the election, she preserved during the demanding process and succeeded. The wilful process...

willing (adjective) when somebody is eager or happy to do something. The person doesn’t necessarily have to want to do this thing but will do it...

willingness (noun) - an enthusiastic acceptance or compliance For example: The doctor’s willingness to do more tests even though experts said there wasn’t any point, saved the...