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Q: What does more than willing mean?
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What does it mean when he says I don't have an agenda and I don't want more than you are willing to give?

I dont have an agenda & I dont want more than what you are willing to give- I think they both mean he does not want to be pressured. But, you must consider how he said it and the circumstance's.


She wants to be by herself but is willing to meet up once and awhile what does it mean?

it means that she is willing to think about it and that you need to hang out with her more and you need to really show her that you carer about her more than anything and hopefully she will go out with you.


What does the phrase more than happy mean?

The phrase "more than happy" means to be extremely pleased or willing to do something. It conveys a sense of great enthusiasm or eagerness beyond just being content or satisfied.


Why are societies willing to pay so much more to entertainers than to scientists?

Societies are willing to pay so much more to entertainers than to scientists because scientist are boring and entertainers are not.


What are the comparative and superlative of the word willing?

Willing, more willing, most willing.I am willing to help you.Barbara is more willing to help you.Fiona is most willing to help you.


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does more than mean add


What does more than likely mean?

More than likely mean it might happen


What is the comparative word for willing?

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Who makes more a football player or a doctor?

Football players, because people are willing to spend more watching them than they are willing to spend watching judges.


What does a team player mean in sales?

Like most jobs, being a team player means that someone is willing to do what is best for their team (co-workers). All co-workers work together, and being willing to help others and do more than what is expected is considered being a team player.


What does 'as game as Ned Kelly' mean?

Ned Kelly was a famous Irish convict in Australia. He was so "game" or tenacious, that he impressed everyone in the country - rather like Robin Hood. The word "game" in this instance means "willing to face danger" rather than the more usual definition.