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  What it means

  Literally “strength of will,” this phrase means willpower or determination — the inner force that drives a person to persist through difficulty. It is used exactly like the English “willpower” in everyday speech, in discussions of self-discipline, fitness, diet, or overcoming hardship.

  Vocabulary

  • siła — strength, force, power
  • woli — of the will (genitive of 'wola')

  Grammar note

  The phrase uses the genitive case: 'siła' (strength) + 'woli' (of the will), a common Polish construction forming compound nouns that express a quality or capacity.

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