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Definition of willpower - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
disciplinemental strength to keep going or resist temptations
- She used willpower to avoid eating cake.
- His willpower helped him finish the marathon despite pain.
- With willpower, the student completed the thesis on schedule.
Expressions with willpower
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exceptional self-control and determination
She resisted the temptation with a willpower of steel.
Origin of willpower
English, will (desire) + power (ability)
Terms with willpower included in their meaning
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willpower
ability to maintain will despite adversity
willpower
mental strength believed to overcome physical limits or challenges
willpower
ability to control one's desires and impulses
morality
moral weakness or lack of willpower
psychology
cerebral processes enabling task completion through willpower
willpower loss
give up resisting or submit after strong pressure
willpower
stubborn or determined
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- French:volonté, ...
- German:Willenskraft, ...
- Italian:determinazione, ...
- Spanish:voluntad, ...
- Portuguese:força de vontade, ...
- Chinese:意志力, ...
- Japanese:意志力, ...
- Arabic:قوة الإرادة, ...
- Hebrew:כּוֹחַ רָצוֹן, ...
- Russian:сила воли, ...
- Ukrainian:сила волі, ...
- Hindi:इच्छा-शक्ति, ...
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