Definition of willed in English:

willed

adjectivewɪldwɪld

1in combination Having a specified level of determination.
a free-willed female
she is good-willed, not selfish
they proved themselves to be steely-willed
Example sentencesExamples
- Her bright dramatic soprano held the audience spellbound and her fierce, iron-willed portrayal dominated the second half of the evening.
- He is the strongest-willed player who would eventually rescue the rest of the surviving team.
- Employees are usually "low willed" and "low skilled" or "low willed" and "high skilled".
- She is a strong-willed, independent-minded lady who, like Casanova, has a secret she has yet to reveal.
- He is a weak-willed, manipulative narcissus.
1. 1.1 (of an action or feeling) deliberate.
  a willed, hugely courageous act
  a willed and wary indifference
  Example sentencesExamples
  As such, in general lexicons the concept has the attributes of a power-play, oriented to the accomplishment of willed ends, albeit in the limited bounds of conversational interaction and behavior.
  The larky, willed optimism of the book is revealed, too, by the action: the hero "goes through everything and undergoes nothing."
  Visitors are also quickly drawn into the labyrinth of willed amnesia through interactive displays.
  In his stunning study of the visual representation of slavery, he argues that "the act of ignoring conforms to a state of willed blindness."
  He did dream therapy - which seemed to consist chiefly of willed sexual fantasies.
2Bequeathed in a will.
willed property
Example sentencesExamples
- There is a basic description of the willed items.
- He has to live in the willed property until it sells.
- There were the proceeds from the sale of the willed property.
- The willed third of the property cannot cover all the mentioned beneficiaries.
- Often the willed possessions are humble and domestic items.

Definition of willed in US English:

willed

adjectivewildwɪld

1in combination Having a specified level of determination.
a free-willed female
she is good-willed, not selfish
they proved themselves to be steely-willed
Example sentencesExamples
- He is the strongest-willed player who would eventually rescue the rest of the surviving team.
- Her bright dramatic soprano held the audience spellbound and her fierce, iron-willed portrayal dominated the second half of the evening.
- She is a strong-willed, independent-minded lady who, like Casanova, has a secret she has yet to reveal.
- Employees are usually "low willed" and "low skilled" or "low willed" and "high skilled".
- He is a weak-willed, manipulative narcissus.
1. 1.1 (of an action or feeling) deliberate.
  a willed, hugely courageous act
  a willed and wary indifference
  Example sentencesExamples
  Visitors are also quickly drawn into the labyrinth of willed amnesia through interactive displays.
  In his stunning study of the visual representation of slavery, he argues that "the act of ignoring conforms to a state of willed blindness."
  He did dream therapy - which seemed to consist chiefly of willed sexual fantasies.
  The larky, willed optimism of the book is revealed, too, by the action: the hero "goes through everything and undergoes nothing."
  As such, in general lexicons the concept has the attributes of a power-play, oriented to the accomplishment of willed ends, albeit in the limited bounds of conversational interaction and behavior.
2Bequeathed in a will.
willed property
Example sentencesExamples
- He has to live in the willed property until it sells.
- There were the proceeds from the sale of the willed property.
- Often the willed possessions are humble and domestic items.
- The willed third of the property cannot cover all the mentioned beneficiaries.
- There is a basic description of the willed items.

单词	willed
释义	Definition of willed in English: willed adjectivewɪldwɪld 1in combination Having a specified level of determination. a free-willed female she is good-willed, not selfish they proved themselves to be steely-willed Example sentencesExamples Her bright dramatic soprano held the audience spellbound and her fierce, iron-willed portrayal dominated the second half of the evening. He is the strongest-willed player who would eventually rescue the rest of the surviving team. Employees are usually "low willed" and "low skilled" or "low willed" and "high skilled". She is a strong-willed, independent-minded lady who, like Casanova, has a secret she has yet to reveal. He is a weak-willed, manipulative narcissus. 1.1 (of an action or feeling) deliberate. a willed, hugely courageous act a willed and wary indifference Example sentencesExamples As such, in general lexicons the concept has the attributes of a power-play, oriented to the accomplishment of willed ends, albeit in the limited bounds of conversational interaction and behavior. The larky, willed optimism of the book is revealed, too, by the action: the hero "goes through everything and undergoes nothing." Visitors are also quickly drawn into the labyrinth of willed amnesia through interactive displays. In his stunning study of the visual representation of slavery, he argues that "the act of ignoring conforms to a state of willed blindness." He did dream therapy - which seemed to consist chiefly of willed sexual fantasies. 2Bequeathed in a will. willed property Example sentencesExamples There is a basic description of the willed items. He has to live in the willed property until it sells. There were the proceeds from the sale of the willed property. The willed third of the property cannot cover all the mentioned beneficiaries. Often the willed possessions are humble and domestic items. Definition of willed in US English: willed adjectivewildwɪld 1in combination Having a specified level of determination. a free-willed female she is good-willed, not selfish they proved themselves to be steely-willed Example sentencesExamples He is the strongest-willed player who would eventually rescue the rest of the surviving team. Her bright dramatic soprano held the audience spellbound and her fierce, iron-willed portrayal dominated the second half of the evening. She is a strong-willed, independent-minded lady who, like Casanova, has a secret she has yet to reveal. Employees are usually "low willed" and "low skilled" or "low willed" and "high skilled". He is a weak-willed, manipulative narcissus. 1.1 (of an action or feeling) deliberate. a willed, hugely courageous act a willed and wary indifference Example sentencesExamples Visitors are also quickly drawn into the labyrinth of willed amnesia through interactive displays. In his stunning study of the visual representation of slavery, he argues that "the act of ignoring conforms to a state of willed blindness." He did dream therapy - which seemed to consist chiefly of willed sexual fantasies. The larky, willed optimism of the book is revealed, too, by the action: the hero "goes through everything and undergoes nothing." As such, in general lexicons the concept has the attributes of a power-play, oriented to the accomplishment of willed ends, albeit in the limited bounds of conversational interaction and behavior. 2Bequeathed in a will. willed property Example sentencesExamples He has to live in the willed property until it sells. There were the proceeds from the sale of the willed property. Often the willed possessions are humble and domestic items. The willed third of the property cannot cover all the mentioned beneficiaries. There is a basic description of the willed items.
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