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Definition of voluntary
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of voluntary is as below...
Voluntary
(v. t.) Of or
pertaining
to the will;
subject
to, or
regulated
by, the will; as, the
voluntary
motions
of an
animal,
such as the
movements
of the leg or arm (in
distinction
from
involuntary
motions,
such as the
movements
of the
heart);
the
voluntary
muscle
fibers,
which are the
agents
in
voluntary
motion..
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Gift
::
Gift (v. t.) A
voluntary
transfer
of real or
personal
property,
without
any
consideration.
It can be
perfected
only by deed, or in case of
personal
property,
by an
actual
delivery
of
possession..
Necessity
::
Necessity
(n.) The
negation
of
freedom
in
voluntary
action;
the
subjection
of all
phenomena,
whether
material
or
spiritual,
to
inevitable
causation;
necessitarianism..
Laughter
::
Laughter
(v. i.) A
movement
(usually
involuntary)
of the
muscles
of the face,
particularly
of the lips, with a
peculiar
expression
of the eyes,
indicating
merriment,
satisfaction,
or
derision,
and
usually
attended
by a
sonorous
and
interrupted
expulsion
of air from the
lungs.
See
Laugh,
v. i..
Connivance
::
Connivance
(n.)
Intentional
failure
or
forbearance
to
discover
a fault or
wrongdoing;
voluntary
oversight;
passive
consent
or
cooperation.
Voluntariness
::
Voluntariness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
voluntary;
spontaneousness;
specifically,
the
quality
or state of being free in the
exercise
of one's
will..
Cession
::
Cession
(n.) The
voluntary
surrender
of a
person's
effects
to his
creditors
to avoid
imprisonment.
Paralysis
::
Paralysis
(n.)
Abolition
of
function,
whether
complete
or
partial;
esp., the loss of the power of
voluntary
motion,
with or
without
that of
sensation,
in any part of the body;
palsy.
See
Hemiplegia,
and
Paraplegia.
Also used
figuratively..
Deviation
::
Deviation
(n.) The
voluntary
and
unnecessary
departure
of a ship from, or delay in, the
regular
and usual
course
of the
specific
voyage
insured,
thus
releasing
the
underwriters
from their
responsibility..
Involuntary
::
Involuntary
(a.) Not
having
will or the power of
choice.
Involuntariness
::
Involuntariness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
involuntary;
unwillingness;
automatism.
Mancipation
::
Mancipation
(n.)
Slavery;
involuntary
servitude.
Spasm
::
Spasm (v. t.) An
involuntary
and
unnatural
contraction
of one or more
muscles
or
muscular
fibers.
Product
::
Product
(n.)
Anything
that is
produced,
whether
as the
result
of
generation,
growth,
labor,
or
thought,
or by the
operation
of
involuntary
causes;
as, the
products
of the
season,
or of the farm; the
products
of
manufactures;
the
products
of the
brain..
Voluntary
::
Voluntary
(v. t.) Free;
without
compulsion;
according
to the will,
consent,
or
agreement,
of a
party;
without
consideration;
gratuitous;
without
valuable
consideration..
Voluntaryism
::
Voluntaryism
(n.) The
principle
of
supporting
a
religious
system
and its
institutions
by
voluntary
association
and
effort,
rather
than by the aid or
patronage
of the
state..
Trepidation
::
Trepidation
(n.) An
involuntary
trembling,
sometimes
an
effect
of
paralysis,
but
usually
caused
by
terror
or fear;
quaking;
quivering..
Involuntary
::
Involuntary
(a.) Not under the
influence
or
control
of the will; not
voluntary;
as, the
involuntary
movements
of the body;
involuntary
muscle
fibers..
Kinesodic
::
Kinesodic
(a.)
Conveying
motion;
as;
kinesodic
substance;
--
applied
esp. to the
spinal
cord,
because
it is
capable
of
conveying
doth
voluntary
and
reflex
motor
impulses,
without
itself
being
affected
by motor
impulses
applied
to it
directly..
Sleep
::
Sleep (v. i.) To take rest by a
suspension
of the
voluntary
exercise
of the
powers
of the body and mind, and an
apathy
of the
organs
of
sense;
to
slumber..
Apoplexy
::
Apoplexy
(n.)
Sudden
diminution
or loss of
consciousness,
sensation,
and
voluntary
motion,
usually
caused
by
pressure
on the
brain..
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