Definition
Definition of conation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
psychologyTECH. inclination to act purposefullyTECH.
- His conation was evident in his focused efforts.
2.
philosophyTECH. aspect of mind involving desire and volitionTECH.
- Philosophers study conation to understand human will.
Origin of conation
Latin, conatus (effort)
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psychology
pertaining to conation or intentional actions
Examples of conation in a sentence
The student's conation was clear in his persistent studying. Conation drives individuals to pursue their goals. The study of conation reveals insights into motivation.
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- French:conation, désir, ...
- German:Konation, ...
- Italian:conazione, volizione, ...
- Spanish:conación, volición, ...
- Portuguese:vontade, ...
- Chinese:意志, 欲望, ...
- Japanese:意志, 意欲, ...
- Arabic:النزعة الإرادية, نُزُوع, ...
- Hebrew:נְטִיָּה לִפְעוּלָה, קוֹנַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:волевое усилие, волеизъявление, ...
- Ukrainian:вольове зусилля, конація, ...
- Hindi:संकल्प, इच्छाशक्ति, ...
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