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Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 203
acting by choice,without not being under restraint; proceeding from choice or free will; acting with willingne ; done with will; design; pertaining done freely; to spontaneous; voluntaryism ism subject: s. one to who the engages in any affair of his own free will; a volunteer; one who maintains that the Church should be independent of the State and supported solely by the free-will offerings of her people, as well as free from all State interference; a piece played extemporarily, according to the musician's fancy; a composition for the organ [Mus.] Voluntary conveyance, the transfer of property without any adequate consideration [Law]. (L. voluntas, will, choice, from volo, to will.) Voluntarily, vol-un-ta-re-le, ad. in a voluntary manner. Voluntarine , vol'-un-ta-renes, s. the quality of being voluntary.
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