as you wish

I'll do that

As you wish signals agreement or compliance with another person's preference, often with a note of deference or resignation: We can leave now, if that's what you want. As you wish.

The phrase can convey genuine accommodation or subtle disapproval—agreeing while making clear you'd prefer otherwise.

In romantic contexts, it sometimes carries the sense of devoted willingness, famously used in *The Princess Bride* to mean "I love you."

romantic

beloved

One who is treasured

adoration · courtship · tenderness · fondness · truelove · endearment · gallantry · chivalry · princess · bride

compliance

obedience

Compliance with authority

conformity · adherence · cooperation · yielding · assent · submission · capitulation · surrender · concession · deference

willingness

eagerness

Intense willingness to act

volition · zeal · keenness · inclination · agreeableness · openness · receptivity · amenability · proactivity · motivation

politeness

courtesy

Respectful, considerate behavior

etiquette · manners · decorum · tact · consideration · affability · congeniality · diplomacy · propriety · gentility

Categories
Opposites
compliance vs refusal

as you wishno

Opposite of yes

absolutely not · I refuse · over my dead body · not a chance · no way

deference vs assertion

as you wishmy way or the highway

Absolute demand for compliance

end of discussion · I disagree · like it or lump it · take it or leave it · non-negotiable

permission vs prohibition

as you wishforbidden

Not allowed

prohibited · not allowed · permission denied · don't you dare · under no circumstances

Family

wish, you, wishes, wishing, wished, wishful, wisher, wishfully, wishfulness

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G