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イシ
Meanings
Noun
1. will; volition; intention; intent; determination
Unlike before, it was a voice that certainly conveyed a sense of will.
Alt. forms
意い志し
97%
いし
1%
イシ
Pitch accent
イ
シ
Used in: 27
Used in vocabulary (18 in total)
non-volitional; involuntary; spontaneous; unintentional
(reciprocal) communication; (coming to a) mutual understanding
expressing one's feelings; communicating one's intention; declaration of intent
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Examples (31 in total)
He has a strong will.
I felt the will of God.
He has a weak will.
My mind is firmly made up.
I want to carry on my older brother's will.
Tom has a lot of willpower.
Where there is a will, there is a way.
Everything depends upon your decision.
Did you come here of your own free will?
My resolve is super firm, you know!
You can't do it with just an average will, can you?
We must respect the will of the individual.
It was clear that Hanako did not wish to marry Taro.
I can't bend him to my will.
The old man lost his will to live.
No matter what is said, the twins' determination does not change.
He has a will of steel.
Having no will is the worst handicap.
Their boss made them work against their will.
She made her dream come true through sheer iron will.
I told a lie against my will.
She didn't marry him of her own will.
But even so, with an iron will, he does not cry out.
English is a better means of communication than any other in the world.
Unlike before, it was a voice that certainly conveyed a sense of will.
First, we must recruit comrades who have the will to fight.
No matter how strong one's will was, eyesight did not recover.
She seems shy, but has a strong will in practice.
Dr. Patterson communicated with a gorilla using sign language.
He was gazing somewhere in the distance with eyes that held a strong will.
He has a weak-willed side, but he is a young man who is pure and serious at heart.