Antonym of so will

Noun

Opposite of the faculty by which a person decides on and initiates action
unwillingness reluctance disinclination hesitation nolition aversion hesitance hesitancy averseness demurral indisposedness objection opposition refusal resistance antipathy qualms denial indifference repugnance scruples dislike doubt misgivings apathy disagreement indisposition vacillation loathing disrelish wavering doubts backwardness qualm dissension distaste second thoughts foot-dragging lack of enthusiasm pangs of conscience dragging your feet

Noun

Opposite of the thing that one desires or ordains
undesire

Noun

Opposite of a deliberate or fixed desire or intention
desirelessness unwantedness undesire

Noun

Opposite of one's conscious intent or volition
unintentionality unintendedness

Noun

Opposite of control over one's actions or emotions
disinhibition incontinence unconstraint abandon excess immoderation intemperance licence license self-indulgence agitation aid arousal assistance freedom help liberation liberty release wildness

Noun

Opposite of the unwavering strength of will to carry out one's wishes
indecision weakness apathy hesitancy lethargy uncertainty irresolution languor question shilly-shallying torpor hesitation indecisiveness vacillation irresoluteness doubt wavering unsureness incertitude hesitance indefiniteness indetermination havering nervousness swithering stammering stuttering reservation tentativeness doubtfulness dithering ambivalence half-heartedness

Noun

Opposite of the power to act without the constraint of necessity or fate
dependence responsibility obligation duty moral imperative commitment onus requirement job accountability

Noun

Opposite of one's steadiness and courage in a demanding situation
cowardice cowardliness cravenness dastardliness poltroonery spinelessness timidity faint-heartedness care carefulness caution doubt fear humility idleness inactivity lethargy manners meekness modesty powerlessness reality uncertainty weakness discouragement indifference being apathy dullness irresolution question ineptness indecision

Noun

Opposite of the state of being purposeful
hesitation indecision indecisiveness irresoluteness irresolution vacillation aimlessness cowardice flexibility idleness indolence question spinelessness unimportance weakness leniency

Noun

Opposite of the ordering or requesting of someone to do something
answer question reply

Noun

Opposite of courage or enthusiasm, especially in the face of adversity
cowardice cowardliness cravenness dastardliness poltroonery spinelessness timidity fearfulness pusillanimity gutlessness spiritlessness sissiness timorousness softness wimpiness wimpishness cowardness cowardship faintheartedness mousiness recreance recreancy faint-heartedness fear cold feet

Noun

Opposite of having a strong commitment to a cause
indifference uncertainty doubt apathy unenthusiasm disinterestedness dispassion insouciance lethargy listlessness nonchalance torpor uninterest boredom disinterest dispiritedness halfheartedness instability lassitude laziness

Noun

Opposite of the emotional or mental qualities necessary in dealing with difficult or distressing situations
vulnerability sensitivity vulnerableness weakness liability helplessness susceptibility defenselessness inaptitude incapability incapableness incapacity defensiveness hypersensitivity oversensitivity susceptibleness touchiness

Noun

Opposite of a personal valuation based on a strong liking
disapproval detestation loathing objection aversion disdain dislike repugnance disfavor disfavour disgust displeasure hatred revulsion abhorrence animosity averseness contempt disinclination disliking distaste hate odium opposition animus disapprobation dissatisfaction enmity hostility indisposition antagonism disesteem mislike prejudice repellence repellency antipathy disrelish bête noir pet hate repulsion indifference coolness disinterest discouragement satisfaction apathy rejection calm calmness peacefulness abomination fairness inability disbelief coercion refusal

Noun

Opposite of a formal indication of a choice between two or more candidates or courses of action
disenfranchisement

Noun

Opposite of the capacity to make an informed, uncoerced decision
limitation restriction extent limit ceiling line boundary cap restraint suppression constraint repression ban barrier compulsion hindrance impediment inhibition control bar prohibition withholding grip moderation embargo cramp prevention curtailment

Noun

Opposite of controlled behavior
intemperance excessiveness immoderation abandon immoderacy intemperateness unrestraint crapulence dissoluteness gluttony immoderateness overindulgence wantonness decadence hedonism sybaritism dissolution excess greed nimiety debauchery exorbitance extravagance insobriety overconsumption prodigality profligacy self-gratification self-indulgence lack of control lack of restraint

Noun

Opposite of a person's moral or emotional nature or sense of identity
body anatomy bones build chest constitution figure form frame makeup make-up physique shape torso trunk

Noun

Opposite of the mental ability to handle or recover quickly from hardship
defeatism despair despondency fatalism negativity pessimism resignation cynicism dejection spinelessness dubiousness indifference nihilism disbelief dispiritedness doubt unwillingness depression discouragement negativeness hopelessness incredulity apathy bad attitude low spirits negative attitude negative thinking self-pity expectation of worst expecting the worst lack of conviction lack of enthusiasm lack of hope

Noun

Opposite of the ability to control oneself, in particular one's emotions and desires, especially in difficult situations
indiscipline loss of control

Noun

Opposite of an authoritative order
request plea application supplication imploration petition appeal obsecration requisition obtestation question solicitation query entreaty

Verb

Opposite of to choose to do
need should ought must shall be compelled to be obliged to be under a compulsion to be under an obligation to have need to have to ought to

Verb

Opposite of to give, especially by way of a will after one's passing
withhold retain conceal hide stash hold keep reserve save screen suppress detain forbear constrain secure cover take watch bulwark defend protect shield guard ward keep back sit on

Verb

Opposite of expressing inevitable events
might may can could could perhaps could possibly could potentially may perhaps may possibly may potentially may well might perhaps might possibly might potentially possibly will potentially will

Verb

Opposite of to (attempt to) mentally cause to happen
discourage deter frighten prevent dissuade scare stop dehort disincline fend off put off scare off turn aside warn off

Verb

Opposite of to give, especially by way of a will after one's passing
keep receive take

Verb

Opposite of to provide, or transfer possession of, something to someone
withhold decline deny refuse retain hold hold back preserve

Verb

Opposite of to be a certainty or very likely
cannot can't

Verb

Opposite of to provide with money, funds or finances
defund disendow

Verb

Opposite of to feel or express a strong desire or hope for something that is not currently in existence
spurn reject refuse decline ignore rebuff repel repudiate slight snub repulse scorn cold-shoulder pass on turn down

Verb

Opposite of to endow with a quality, ability, or asset
curse afflict anathematize imprecate hex jinx maledict plague scourge accurse agonise agonize anguish beset beshrew burden execrate hoodoo torment bedevil blight doom harrow voodoo bedamn excruciate put a curse on put a jinx on put the evil eye on

Nearby Words

sowing sown sows sow the seeds of soy sozzled so what sower sowed the seeds of sowed sow dissension sow

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