Self-will Definition

sĕlfwĭl
noun
Persistent carrying out of one's own will or wishes, esp. when in conflict with others; stubbornness; obstinacy.
Webster's New World
Self will is being stubborn or sticking firmly to your own opinion and ideas.
An example of self will is when you are confident you are right about a subject and you will argue the point with anyone who disagrees.
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The quality of being willful and ignoring opposition.

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Origin of Self-will

  • self- +"Ž will

    From Wiktionary

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