wull in a sentence
v. t.
Definition
"Wull" means to will or intend to do something, often with a sense of determination or obligation.
Sample Sentences
- The old man swore he would wull the fields to ensure a bountiful harvest.
- She asked if he would wull the task to his younger brother.
- In the village, it was customary to wull the new crops with a special ceremony.
- He believed that if he could only wull his dreams into reality, life would be perfect.
- After much deliberation, they decided to wull their resources for the common good.