do what you will en · X
Etymology
From Middle English do what thou wilt, from Old English þæt þū dōn wilt, þæs þe þū wille.
Meanings
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(dated, imperative) Granting permission for a person to do whatever they want.
Do what you will; I wash my hands of it all.
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(dated, subjunctive) Expressing that an outcome will not depend on what the person does.
Do what you will, you'll never be able to wash all of this sticky gunk out of the crevices.