English to Xhosa Meaning of velleity - velleity

Velleity :
velleity
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Definitions of velleity in English
Noun(1) a mere wish, unaccompanied by effort to obtain(2) volition in its weakest form
Examples of velleity in English
(1) the notion intrigued me, but remained a velleity(2) the notion intrigued me, but remained a velleity
(1) Velcro ::
Velcro
(2) velcro fastener ::
Velcro lokuvala
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