1. having a particular type of will or determination
Usage: usually used in combination

1. past tense and past participle of will; bequeathed property or possessions to someone through a legal document
2. past tense and past participle of will; caused something to happen through mental determination or effort

Examples

• She willed her entire estate to charity.
• The old man willed his house to his grandson.
• He willed himself to stay awake during the long drive.
• The athlete willed her body to push through the pain.
• She was strong-willed and refused to give up.
• The weak-willed politician changed his position again.
• They willed the team to victory through sheer determination.