willed
adj.adj. having a strong desire to do something or a specific type of personality. It is usually used with another word to describe how someone uses their mind or energy.
adj. having a specified level or type of willpower or determination. Typically appears as the second element in a hyphenated compound (e.g., 'strong-willed', 'self-willed').
She is a very strong-willed person who never gives up.
The manager is known for being iron-willed when it comes to meeting deadlines and staying under budget.
The protagonist is portrayed as a weak-willed individual who is easily manipulated by those around him, leading to his eventual downfall in the final act.
From will (noun) + -ed.
See will (verb).
Usually functions as a participial adjective in compound forms; rarely used alone in modern English.