With to and infinitive: allowed or permitted to do something; not restricted by rules or circumstance. Also: †permitted by one's conscience…

Benevolent, kindly, good-natured; favourably disposed; †loyal (obsolete). Formerly also: †right-minded, righteous (obsolete). Cf. well-willed, adj.…

Willing, eager; feeling or exhibiting no reluctance to (also †for to) do something. In predicative use.

Disposed, inclined or willing, eager. Const. †of, †for, to with infinitive. archaic or dialect.

Morally. with infinitive: Easily moved, prone, ready. Obsolete.

Ready in mind, disposition, or will, esp. for something or to do something; inclined, disposed, willing; eager, keen, prompt.

Desirous, wishful, willing, glad. Const. of, to with infinitive. Obsolete.

Disposed, inclined; ready. Formerly also: †prompt, quick (obsolete). Now only with for.

Willing, eager; inclined towards an action. Obsolete.

Ready, willing, inclined.

Disposed to consent or comply; ready to do something (specified or implied) without reluctance… In attributive use, preceding the noun.

? Pleasant, delightful. Also, pleased or willing to do something; hence, ready, quick. (Cf. list, adj.)

Disposed to do what is asked or required; willing, compliant, obliging, docile. (The opposite of froward, adj. 1) Obsolete or archaic.

Ready to accommodate oneself or give heed to; well-disposed, adaptable, docile, compliant. Cf. pliable, adj.2 Obsolete.

Ready in mind (for some action expressed or implied); eager, willing. Obsolete.

Willing; consenting; ready to comply with a request, desire, or requirement. Obsolete.

Ready in mind; inclined, disposed. Obsolete. rare.

Consenting, willing, ready. Const. to with infinitive, that with clause, or absol. be content: ‘be pleased’, ‘be so good’. Obsolete.

Well-disposed, dutiful, tractable.

Willing, ready (to do something); = content, adj.2 3. Obsolete.

Favourable, compliant, forward, ready. Obsolete.

Eager, glad; desirous, or strongly inclined. With to and infinitive (rarely with that). Now nonstandard.

Inclined to make or receive advances; ready, eager, compliant, forward. Obsolete.

That does not refuse, deny, or reject something.

Having the arms open or apart, esp. (of a person) ready to embrace someone; cordial, welcoming (cf. with open arms (occasionally arm) at open, adj.…

Favourably inclined or disposed (to do something); willing, ready. Obsolete.

Ready, prompt, ? †willing to assist.

Not unwilling, ready. Const. infinitive. Now only with passive, as easy to be entreated; cf. A. 10. Obsolete.

Not reluctant; ungrudging; willing, ready.

without construction; sometimes quasi-adv. nothing loath: not at all unwilling.

Well-disposed, pliable; = appliable, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Not reluctant; willing.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Not loath; unreluctant; willing. Somewhat rare.