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will-power

 

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Noun will-power has 1 sense
  1. self-control, self-possession, possession, willpower, self-command, self-will - the trait of resolutely controlling your own behavior
    --1 is a kind of resoluteness, firmness, resolve, resolution
    --1 has particulars: nerves; presence of mind

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Will Power

Definition:

Will power refers to the ability to control and exert conscious determination over one's actions, thoughts, and desires.

Senses:

Sense 1 - Mental Strength:

The mental strength and self-discipline to resist temptations, overcome obstacles, and achieve long-term goals.

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Example Sentences:
  1. Despite the mouthwatering display of desserts, her strong will power allowed her to resist the urge to indulge.
  2. He attributed his success to his unwavering will power and determination to always give his best.
  3. I'm trying to strengthen my will power by practicing daily meditation and mindfulness.

Sense 2 - Legal Document:

A legal document that outlines the distribution of a person's possessions and assets after their death.

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Example Sentences:
  1. Please make sure to consult a lawyer to draft a will power to ensure your assets are allocated according to your wishes.
  2. The executor of the will power is responsible for ensuring the proper execution of the deceased person's last wishes.
  3. She spent hours going through her father's will power, trying to understand the details and provisions within.
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