つもり

〈動どう詞し〉つもりだto intend to do something
来らい年ねん、留りゅう学がくするつもりだ。
I intend to study abroad next year.
〈動どう詞し〉ないつもりだto have no intention of doing something
もう二に度どと会あわないつもりだ。
I don't intend to see him again.
〈動どう詞し〉つもりはないto have no intention of doing something (emphatic)
彼かの女じょを傷きずつけるつもりはなかった。
I didn't mean to hurt her.
そんなつもりではないto not have meant it that way
怒おこらせるつもりではなかったのに。
I didn't mean to make you angry.
〈動どう詞し〉たつもりでacting as if one had already done something; pretending
生うまれ変かわったつもりで頑がん張ばる。
I'll do my best as if I were reborn.

Grammar

予よ定ていN4sense 1
予定 refers to a concrete, often scheduled plan, while つもり expresses a personal, sometimes vague intention.
意い向こうN1sense 1
意向 is a formal word for one's wishes or intentions, often in business or official contexts, whereas つもり is casual and personal.
意い図とN2sense 1
意図 emphasizes the purpose or aim behind an action, while つもり focuses on one's own subjective plan or belief.
ことにする
ことにする states a firm, often formally announced decision, while つもり expresses a more personal intention or plan that may or may not be carried out.

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つもりUsage99%
Usually written in kana; the kanji forms 積もり and 積り are less common.
積つもりUsage1%
Rare kanji form.
積つもりUsage<1%
Kanji form; less common than kana.

Derived from the verb 積もる (つもる, 'to accumulate'), suggesting an accumulation of thoughts or intentions. The exact semantic shift is uncertain.