From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishhave no wish to do somethinghave no wish to do somethingformalWANT used to emphasize that you do not want or intend to do something I have no wish to speak to her ever again. → wish
Examples from the Corpus
have no wish to do something• Mrs Hardman has grown used to her independence, and I have no wish to curtail her freedom.• And believe me, I have no wish to keep score.• I emphasize that I have no wish to come across here as the skunk at the process improvement garden party.• I have no wish to offend anybody.• I have no wish to attribute motives, but clearly finance intervenes.• I have no wish to caddie for Brian Harley.• I have no wish to change my nature over this matter and become a crusading journalist.• I have no wish to create a posing pilots' paradise.• I have no wish to get angry with my own invention, the so-named Miller. 