Volutned

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 562
vol'iimd, adj. having the form of a volume or roll of volume or bulk. Voluminous, vo*lfi'mi-nus, adj consisting of many volumes or books., or of many coils, having written much, as an author —adv Volu'minously. u. Voltl mlnousne . Voluntary, vol'iin-tar-i, adj willing acting by choice free proceeding from the will subject to the will done by design or without compulsion. n. one who does anything of his own free- — will a piece of music played at will adv. Vol'- UUtarlly. Vol'UUtariUOSS. [L. volant a ^ius — voluntas, choice volo, will.] Voluntaryism, vo!'un-tar-i-ii»m, «. tlie system of maintaining the church by voluntary offerings, instcad of by the aid of the state.
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