Definitions for will power
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1. self-control, self-possession, possession, willpower, will power, self-command, self-willnoun

   the trait of resolutely controlling your own behavior

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1. will power

   Willpower is the ability to control or restrain oneself, to exercise self-discipline and self-control, and to delay gratification or resist temptation. It allows individuals to make decisions and then carry them out, regardless of the individual's mood or immediate inclination. Willpower is often used to overcome procrastination, laziness, or addictions, and to achieve long-term goals.

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1. Will Power

   William Steven Power is an Australian motorsport driver, who currently competes in the IndyCar Series, driving for Team Penske.

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1. • Resoluteness

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of will power in Chaldean Numerology is: 5

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of will power in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7

Examples of will power in a Sentence

1. John Kerry:

   [ I ] f you have a civilian power plant that’s producing power legitimately and not a threat to proliferation, you could have as many as 190,000 or more centrifuges.

2. Med Jones:

   In the age of knowledge and global socioeconomic exchange, goodwill and trade relations are far important to national prosperity and stability than land or military power. Socioeconomic systems that are built on exclusive ideologies, religious or ethnic purities are breeding grounds for extremism and will eventually lead to civil and international conflicts. Those countries must change or fail.

3. Costa Junior:

   There is a single party in power, a one-party regime, a big cancer this country needs to get rid of, a cancer that feeds on everything to continue to govern, today we can see everywhere that everyone is tired of this party, this single party that holds Angola hostage to its interests, this single party that does not allow Angola to be a democracy.

4. Marcelo Arequipa:

   Being in power for over a decade is now starting to wear on President Evo Morales' government and its legitimacy, this is going to be a very complex election.

5. United States:

   [ The Supreme Court's decision ] said that the right of citizenship is not a matter of inheritance, that it never descends from generation to generation, it is related to where you're born, the Supreme Court's about the power of place. The Supreme Court has been a very expansive, and at the time, a corrective measure to a more exclusionary definition both legally as well as culturally as to what an American is.

References

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