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If you mean adjective sense of 'willed' it is always preceded by another modifying adjective like 'ill-willed' or 'strong-willed' etc, in each case there are different words for for them.
If you mean the past tense of the verb 'to will' it has different senses. In sense of 'to want, desire' the word 'willed' can have equivalents like 'hoshi katta' , 'nozomi mashita'. In sense of 'to decide, to determine' words like 'ketsui shimashita' , 'kime mashita' can be used for 'willed'.
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