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Willpower

usgb/ˈwɪlpaʊər/Volume
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Internal StrengthPlay
Willpower is often associated with having inner strength to meet personal goals or overcome habits. SlideHis willpower was crucial to stop smoking.
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Momentary StrugglePlay
Using 'willpower' usually implies a momentary struggle between long-term goals and short-term temptations. SlideShe used all her willpower to avoid eating the cake.
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Personal ResponsibilityPlay
The term suggests personal responsibility and active effort to resist impulses or distractions. SlideHe lacked the willpower to finish his assignment on time.