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Meaning of willed
The primary meaning of the word "willed" is to have done something on purpose or deliberately.
Etymology of willed
The word "willed" originates from the Old English and Germanic words "willian" and "wiljan", respectively, both meaning to wish or desire
The word has been used in the English language since the 9th century to convey the idea of intention, desire, or determination
Synonyms
determined
resolute
intentional
deliberate
purposeful
decided
firm
unwavering
unshakeable
steadfast
strong-willed
single-minded
persistent
dogged
tenacious
entrenched
obstinate
stubborn
unyielding
uncompromising
fixed
adamant
inexorable
unrelenting
deliberate
voluntary
conscious
intended
meant
planned
premeditated
calculated
designed
purposed
Definitions
- Past tense and past participle of will, meaning to have a strong intention or desire to do something
- * To have deliberately or intentionally done something
- * To have left something to someone in a will
Usage Examples
- She willed herself to finish the marathon despite the pain
- * He willed his estate to his children in his will
- * The team willed themselves to win the game with their determination and perseverance