willpower in Latin
willpower in Latin is voluntas — willpower means the mental strength to control your own actions and stick to a decision, especially resisting temptation.
willpower in Latin
voluntas
The unwavering strength of will to carry out one's wishes.
What does "willpower" mean?
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noun The mental strength to control your own actions and stick to a decision, especially resisting temptation.
"It takes real willpower to skip dessert every night."
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willpower in a sentence
- It takes real willpower to skip dessert every night.
- She finished the marathon on pure willpower alone.
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What is "willpower" in Latin?
"willpower" in Latin is voluntas. willpower means: The mental strength to control your own actions and stick to a decision, especially resisting temptation.
How do you use "willpower" in a sentence?
Example: "It takes real willpower to skip dessert every night." In Latin, "willpower" is voluntas.
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