Another word for voluntary
voluntary
modif.
willing, willed, willful, intentional, deliberate, wished, freely, spontaneous; see also optional.
voluntary implies the exercise of one's own free choice or will in an action, whether or not external influences are at work voluntary services; intentional applies to that which is done on purpose for a definite reason and is in no way accidental an intentional slight; deliberate implies full realization of the significance of what one intends to do and of its effects a deliberate lie; willful implies obstinate and perverse determination to follow one's own will despite influences, arguments, advice, etc. in opposition a willful refusal
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Another word for voluntary
Of or relating to free exercise of the will:
volitional, willing. See willingDone by one's own choice:
free, spontaneous, uncompelled, unforced, volitional, willful. See willingContributing one's time without pay:
uncompensated, unpaid, unrecompensed, unremunerated, unsalaried. See pay, workDone or said on purpose:
deliberate, intended, intentional, purposeful, willful, witting. See purpose
MLA Style
"voluntary." YourDictionary, n.d. Web. 26 February 2019. <https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/voluntary>.
APA Style
voluntary. (n.d.). Retrieved February 26th, 2019, from https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/voluntary
