exercise volition
act of volition
lack of volition
freedom of volition
volitional control
by one’s own volition
without conscious volition she backed into her office.
She made the decision to quit her job of her own volition.
The students participated in the project of their own volition.
He acted of his own volition, without being pressured.
The donation was made out of volition, not obligation.
We should respect people's volition and choices.
The decision to move abroad was made by him with full volition.
She followed her dreams with unwavering volition.
The agreement was reached through mutual volition.
He joined the club not out of obligation but out of volition.
The team members worked together with a shared volition to succeed.
They have, in other words, given them volition.
23% dropped out of their own volition and 21% were removed for a mixture of medical, safety and performance reasons.
You should've just gone out on your own volition.
And this is something that I will continue to do of my own volition.
They had strong volition even as a volatile volcano.
This is something I did of my own volition, and something I deeply want to do.
" Would it surprise you if your arm raised itself from the table without any volition of yours" ?
Of his own volition he had become a beast, a beast he had lived, a beast he would die.
Okay, if you're not gonna go out on your own volition, I'm gonna have to give you a little pushy-push.
They move of their own " volition" – that is, on their own, without being moved by a human being.
Explore frequently searched vocabulary
Want to learn vocabulary more efficiently? Download the DictoGo app and enjoy more vocabulary memorization and review features!
Download DictoGo Now