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Definition of voluntary
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Voluntary
(n.) One who
engages
in any
affair
of his own free will; a
volunteer.
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Seguestration
::
Seguestration
(n.) The act of
separating,
or
setting
aside,
a thing in
controversy
from the
possession
of both the
parties
that
contend
for it, to be
delivered
to the one
adjudged
entitled
to it. It may be
voluntary
or
involuntary..
Reflex
::
Reflex
(n.) An
involuntary
movement
produced
by
reflex
action.
Apoplexy
::
Apoplexy
(n.)
Sudden
diminution
or loss of
consciousness,
sensation,
and
voluntary
motion,
usually
caused
by
pressure
on the
brain..
Fast
::
Fast (v. i.)
Voluntary
abstinence
from food, for a space of time, as a
spiritual
discipline,
or as a token of
religious
humiliation..
Constrained
::
Constrained
(a.)
Marked
by
constraint;
not free; not
voluntary;
embarrassed;
as, a
constrained
manner;
a
constrained
tone..
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..
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..
Cession
::
Cession
(n.) The
voluntary
surrender
of a
person's
effects
to his
creditors
to avoid
imprisonment.
Ecstasy
::
Ecstasy
(n.) A state which
consists
in total
suspension
of
sensibility,
of
voluntary
motion,
and
largely
of
mental
power.
The body is erect and
inflexible;
the
pulsation
and
breathing
are not
affected..
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) A
spasmodic
and
painful
involuntary
contraction
of a
muscle
or
muscles,
as of the leg..
Involuntary
::
Involuntary
(a.) Not
proceeding
from
choice;
done
unwillingly;
reluctant;
compulsory;
as,
involuntary
submission..
Arson
::
Arson (n.) The
malicious
burning
of a
dwelling
house or
outhouse
of
another
man, which by the
common
law is
felony;
the
malicious
and
voluntary
firing
of a
building
or
ship..
Yawn
::
Yawn (n.) An
involuntary
act,
excited
by
drowsiness,
etc.,
consisting
of a deep and long
inspiration
following
several
successive
attempts
at
inspiration,
the
mouth,
fauces,
etc., being wide
open..
Freewill
::
Freewill
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to free will;
voluntary;
spontaneous;
as, a
freewill
offering..
Hem
::
Hem
(interj.)
An
onomatopoetic
word used as an
expression
of
hesitation,
doubt,
etc. It is often a sort of
voluntary
half
cough,
loud or
subdued,
and would
perhaps
be
better
expressed
by hm..
Connivance
::
Connivance
(n.)
Intentional
failure
or
forbearance
to
discover
a fault or
wrongdoing;
voluntary
oversight;
passive
consent
or
cooperation.
Consent
::
Consent
(n.)
Voluntary
accordance
with, or
concurrence
in, what is done or
proposed
by
another;
acquiescence;
compliance;
approval;
permission..
Involuntariness
::
Involuntariness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
involuntary;
unwillingness;
automatism.
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..
Trespass
::
Trespass
(v.) Any
voluntary
transgression
of the moral law; any
violation
of a known rule of duty; sin.
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