willpower

Converse of object

• have: Do I have the willpower, the mental strength, to come here alone?
• need: They will need strong willpower to resist selling tenants ' rights.
• use: Many smokers have used willpower to try to quit.
• require: This provided the benefits of a night dive without requiring the superhuman willpower needed to turn down a beer in the hot tub.
• take: It took great willpower to keep my face straight.
• show: Both in his sporting and vocational careers, he shows incredible willpower to reach for goals and achieve winning performance.

Adjective modifier

• sheer: Sheer willpower proved little better, with a success rate of only 6 per cent.
• strong: They will need strong willpower to resist selling tenants ' rights.
• own: To protect yourself from crimes involving the energy of the Sun, you need to affirm the strength of your own willpower.
• more: The more senses sent out by the Weaver, the more Willpower must be spent.
• great: It took great willpower to keep my face straight.
• enough: It is also accessible and anybody with enough willpower and a half-decent pair of calf muscles can make it to the top.