Willen

Related words

• Willenserklärung

  Declaration of intent

• willentlich

  deliberately

• willenlos

  weak-willed

• willensstark

  Strong-willed

• Willenlosigkeit

  Lack of willpower, indecisiveness

• Willensstärke

  Willpower

• Willenskraft

  Willpower

• Widerwillen

  Reluctance

• vorsätzlich

  Intentional

• aversiv

  Aversive

• eigenwillig

  Headstrong

• gottergeben

  Devout, God-fearing

• indigniert

  Indignant

• kompatibilistisch

  Compatibilist refers to the philosophical position that considers freedom and determinism to be compatible.

• konativ

  Conative

• Hasse

  Hatred

• Ekel

  Disgust

• Wille

  Will

• Tyrann

  Tyrant

• Geiselnahme

  hostage-taking

• Bereitschaft

  Readiness means being prepared and willing to do or accept something.

• Belieben

  Discretion

• Selbstzweck

  An end in itself is an action or state that is pursued only for its own sake and does not serve any further purpose.

• Arminianer

  Arminian

• freier Wille

  Free will

• wollend

  willing

• geneigt

  Inclined means that someone has a tendency, preference, or willingness to do something, or that something has a certain slope or inclination.

• zwangsernähren

  Force-feeding means feeding someone against their will, often by introducing food into the body.

• entmieten

  To evict

• zugestehen

  To concede, to admit

• unfreiwillig

  Involuntary, unwilling

• charakterlos

  Unprincipled, spineless

• amikal

  Amical means friendly or benevolent, an attitude characterized by kindness and goodwill.

• einmütig

  unanimous

• kompulsiv

  Compulsive means obsessive, driven by an inner urge to do something, often against one's own will.

• unbeugbar

  unyielding

• voluntaristisch

  voluntaristic

• Missgunst

  envy

• Entführung

  Kidnapping

• Zwang

  Coercion refers to a situation in which someone is forced to do something against their will.

• Abneigung

  Dislike

• Abscheu

  Disgust is a strong feeling of revulsion or disapproval of something.

• Abulie

  Abulia, lack of willpower

• begrabschen

  to grope

• Belche

  Belch is a colloquial term for a burp, the involuntary or voluntary release of air from the stomach through the mouth.

• Selbstdisziplin

  Self-discipline

• Antipathie

  antipathy

Example sentences with “Willen”

1. Er hat einen starken Willen. (He has a strong will.)

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