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AskAndAnswer Posted 13 years ago
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willed
Can you use the word "willed" in this manner?
The god of war was willed to this destination.
I'm trying to say he was summoned but I need a one syllable word.
The god of war was willed to this destination.
I'm trying to say he was summoned but I need a one syllable word.
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And if I was to use "willed" in this fashion:
It's I, willed Aeries who speaks before you.
What meaning would the word hold for most people?
Can it mean all of these:
1. having a strong will.
2. summoned here.
3. having a will (financial).
The character in my writing was both summoned and has a strong will. Would it be good to use "willed" in that re
It's I, willed Aeries who speaks before you.
What meaning would the word hold for most people?
Can it mean all of these:
1. having a strong will.
2. summoned here.
3. having a will (financial).
The character in my writing was both summoned and has a strong will. Would it be good to use "willed" in that re
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AskAndAnswerIt's I, willed Aeries who speaks before you.That does not make any sense. Perhaps strong-willed works, but that is a real stretch. It sounds like Homer.
It's I, strong-willed Aeries who speaks before you.
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