willed

1. 1
   adjectivein compounds

   Having a will of a certain kind, such as strong or weak.

   My little sister is so strong-willed that she never gives up.

   He was too weak-willed to say no to his friends.

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2. 2
   verb

   Past tense of will. Use this form when talking about something a person did or decided earlier.

   She willed her old house to her grandson.

   He willed himself to finish the long race.

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3. 3
   adjective

   Having a will, which is a paper that says who gets your things after you die.

   The willed house went straight to her oldest daughter.

   A clearly willed estate saves families from painful arguments.

   Similartestate

   Oppositeintestate

4. 4
   adjective

   Made to do what another person wants, under their control.

   The willed servant carried out his master's commands without a single complaint.

   Under the spell, the willed villagers marched wherever the sorcerer pointed.

   Similarcompelled, controlled

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