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self-will

/ˌselfˈwɪl/

Traduction: Nom désignant la détermination à suivre ses propres idées ou désirs, ou un trait de caractère se manifestant par un contrôle résolu de son propre comportement.

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/ˌselfˈwɪl/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la détermination à suivre ses propres idées ou désirs, ou un trait de caractère se manifestant par un contrôle résolu de son propre comportement.

A noun referring to resolute adherence to one's own ideas or desires, or the trait of resolutely controlling one's own behavior.

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  1. Stubborn determinationC1formal

    The quality of being determined to follow one's own ideas or desires, often regardless of others' opinions.

    frobstination déterminée

    • Her self-will made her refuse all offers of help.
    • He succeeded through sheer self-will and persistence.
    • The child's self-will often led to arguments with his parents.

    Synonymesdoggednessintransigenceobstinacyperversitystubbornnesstenacitywillfulness

    Antonymesamenabilitycompliancydocilitytractability

  2. Self-disciplineC1formal

    The trait of firmly controlling one's own behavior and actions.

    frMaîtrise de soi

    • His self-will kept him focused on his goals despite distractions.
    • She maintained her diet through strong self-will.
    • Self-will is essential for overcoming bad habits.
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  • self-wills plural form
  • self-wills' possessive plural form
  • self-will's possessive singular form
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