Willpower is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WILLPOWER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the power of the will
• control exerted to do something or restrain impulses
• the trait of resolutely controlling your own behavior
• ability to control oneself and one's actions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• energetic determination
• ability to control oneself and one\'s actions

Words related to WILLPOWER

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Words that contain WILLPOWER

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How to use WILLPOWER in a sentence

• A little will-power, the doctor says, is all you need.
• She gathered all her willpower and slowly turned around, smiling.
• And with the return of the consciousness of his own identity John Silence was restored to the full control of his own will-power.
• Many writers and teachers insist on will-power as though that were the creative faculty.
• No doubt intense will-power can evolve certain external results, but like all other methods of compulsion it lacks the permanency of natural growth.
• But it requires much practice and an abundance of will-power and self-control.
• Only their eyes, intent, preoccupied, blazed out by sheer will-power the unstable path their owners should follow.
• It is doubtful whether the most civilised of us has quite shaken off the notion that mysterious virtues may be transmitted without the impetus of will-power.
• Though world-forces cannot be withstood, they are susceptible of control by enlightened will-power.
• Pete seemed in a trance, without will-power over his trigger finger, and Pete was the last man in the world that you would expect to lose his nerve.
• There was possibly a certain want of originality in his attempts, for, apart from his will-power, Mr.
• The sight of those tears on his face sapped her will-power even as a wound in her breast might have drained her life-blood.
• By sheer will-power she had kept the tears from her eyes and the tremor from her limbs.
• In the phlegmatic temperament the anger-centres are slow to action, the will-power strong, and the man is thrown off his balance with difficulty.
• Illness is the only excuse for such weakness, and even then will-power may do much toward chasing away the blue devils.
• It may seem like a harsh saying, but the man who cannot concentrate is either weak of will, a nervous wreck, or has never learned what will-power is good for.
• The mob becomes shorn of will-power and blindly obedient to its dictator.
• She struggled against it, but, lacking the will-power of her robust nephew-by-marriage, she was overcome by unconsciousness.
• And yet I know this very war within me, Which brings out all my will-power and control, This very conflict at the last shall win me The loved and longed-for goal.
• All his own will-power seemed to have departed, and he obeyed Bryce with a child-like faith.
• I think it was more will-power than sheer physical strength that kept me moving.
• There is something inspiring in the idea of a mother overcoming the effect of heredity by the sheer force of her own will-power.
• Marjorie carried it out with all of the will-power that was hers.
• The fact was that the Continental Congress was weakened in ability and very tired in point of nerve and will-power.
• Will-power, he saw, was not a thing one could suddenly decree oneself to possess.
• He retained all of that will-power which had made him so potent for evil, and he used it now to force cheerfulness out of discouragement and sorrow.
• I had a long way to go yet, and I knew it depended now on my will-power.
• I shall need to display all my strength, all my will-power.
• It depends upon the character or will-power of the individual advising whether we accept the advice or reject it.
• The man who converts thought in activity and material being throws energy into the task, and puts forth his willpower through the pictured image.
• Send for this book at once and learn how magnetism and will-power enable people to achieve success.
• But as it is, the only thing that sustains him is the force of his will-power.
• It was so unlike that which I wished it to be, and yet I did not have the will-power to make it so.
• Some of that willpower that works without exhaustion must take its own force and render it static, apparent.
• In particular, the girls are a source of danger to themselves and to the community, since they have little or no will-power or sense of restraint.
• He could crawl out of bed and sit before the fire, but in spite of all his will-power, he could not crawl as far as the camp.

Similar words containing WILLPOW without suffix er

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