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Definition of involuntary
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Involuntary
(a.) Not
having
will or the power of
choice.
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Incontinency
::
Incontinency
(n.) The
inability
of any of the
animal
organs
to
restrain
the
natural
evacuations,
so that the
discharges
are
involuntary;
as,
incontinence
of
urine..
Mancipation
::
Mancipation
(n.)
Slavery;
involuntary
servitude.
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..
Involuntary
::
Involuntary
(a.) Not
proceeding
from
choice;
done
unwillingly;
reluctant;
compulsory;
as,
involuntary
submission..
Unvoluntary
::
Unvoluntary
(a.)
Involuntary.
Imperate
::
Imperate
(a.) Done by
express
direction;
not
involuntary;
communded.
Sigh
::
Sigh (v. i.) To
inhale
a
larger
quantity
of air than
usual,
and
immediately
expel it; to make a deep
single
audible
respiration,
especially
as the
result
or
involuntary
expression
of
fatigue,
exhaustion,
grief,
sorrow,
or the
like..
Nystagmus
::
Nystagmus
(n.) A rapid
involuntary
oscillation
of the
eyeballs.
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..
Habit
::
Habit (n.) Fixed or
established
custom;
ordinary
course
of
conduct;
practice;
usage;
hence,
prominently,
the
involuntary
tendency
or
aptitude
to
perform
certain
actions
which is
acquired
by their
frequent
repetition;
as, habit is
second
nature;
also,
peculiar
ways of
acting;
characteristic
forms of
behavior..
Sneeze
::
Sneeze
(v. i.) To emit air,
chiefly
through
the nose,
audibly
and
violently,
by a kind of
involuntary
convulsive
force,
occasioned
by
irritation
of the inner
membrane
of the
nose..
Trepidation
::
Trepidation
(n.) An
involuntary
trembling,
sometimes
an
effect
of
paralysis,
but
usually
caused
by
terror
or fear;
quaking;
quivering..
Spermatorrhoea
::
Spermatorrhoea
(n.)
Abnormally
frequent
involuntary
emission
of the semen
without
copulation.
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) A
spasmodic
and
painful
involuntary
contraction
of a
muscle
or
muscles,
as of the leg..
Delacrymation
::
Delacrymation
(n.) An
involuntary
discharge
of
watery
humors
from the eyes;
wateriness
of the eyes.
Involuntariness
::
Involuntariness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
involuntary;
unwillingness;
automatism.
Chorea
::
Chorea
(n.) St.
Vitus's
dance;
a
disease
attended
with
convulsive
twitchings
and other
involuntary
movements
of the
muscles
or
limbs.
Necessary
::
Necessary
(a.)
Acting
from
necessity
or
compulsion;
involuntary;
--
opposed
to free; as,
whether
man is a
necessary
or a free agent is a
question
much
discussed..
Automatism
::
Automatism
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
automatic;
the power of
self-moving;
automatic,
mechanical,
or
involuntary
action.
(Metaph.)
A
theory
as to the
activity
of
matter..
Stammer
::
Stammer
(v. i.) To make
involuntary
stops in
uttering
syllables
or
words;
to
hesitate
or
falter
in
speaking;
to speak with stops and
diffivulty;
to
stutter.
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