Having the skill but lacking the will (i.e., effort necessary to required) to accomplish a task or project.
Millennials often lack the skwill required for work tasks, and constantly want to be told how to do something. Older generations would at least try to figure it out before expecting someone to show them.
by DRock1973 August 15, 2021
The merging of skill and will.
A high degree of both technical ability and will to succeed.
When someone uses their will power and self discipline to devote themselves to practicing an art, they can develop a deeply rooted skill set. They are then able to depend on these skills as "second nature" or reflex reaction, which is faster than thinking.
A high degree of both technical ability and will to succeed.
When someone uses their will power and self discipline to devote themselves to practicing an art, they can develop a deeply rooted skill set. They are then able to depend on these skills as "second nature" or reflex reaction, which is faster than thinking.
"Did you see that MMA fighter? He's got mad skwill!
"Oh man, you got skwilled son!"
"You don't get that kind of skwill overnight."
"Oh man, you got skwilled son!"
"You don't get that kind of skwill overnight."
by MindRFLX January 28, 2013