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willed Definition and Meaning in English (willed definition)

verb
Synonyms:determinedresolved
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Willed definition: To cause something to happen or to decide something by the power of one's will or determination.

Definitions of Willed

  1. 1verb

    To cause something to happen or to decide something by the power of one's will or determination.

  2. 2verb

    To leave property or possessions to someone in a legal will.

  3. 3adjective

    Possessing a strong and resolute determination to achieve one's goals.

Example Sentences

“She willed herself to overcome the fear and speak in public.”

“The antique clock was willed to his eldest son after his passing.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

irresoluteundetermined

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitivewill
present participlewilling
nounwill
nounwillpower
adjectiveunwilling

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