Synonyms:
voluntarily
Meaning: out of your own free will; "he voluntarily submitted to the fingerprinting"
Usage examples
"I don't believe you have voluntarily degraded yourself," I said.
Demanding what they do, and for the reason they do, they can voluntarily stop nowhere short of this consummation.
This lady had been the writer's wife for ten years or so, and there had been a terrible uproar when they voluntarily parted.
A nation which can place a mere handful of its own citizens in the line of battle voluntarily dooms herself to destruction."
On the instant, every girl was offered some kind of situation, which she voluntarily and almost immediately exchanged for matrimony.
Faith, hope and charity seem to be extinct in my heart, but I know that Thou never withdrawest these virtues when we do not voluntarily renounce them.
In marked contrast to her model, who invariably exhibits the frailties and lapses of woman, Hroswitha's plays turn on the resistance of her sex to temptation, and on their steadfast adherence to duty and to vows voluntarily assumed.
According to their principles, each congregation, united voluntarily and by spiritual ties, composed within itself a separate church, and exercised a jurisdiction, but one destitute of temporal sanctions, over its own pastor and its own members.
"Sir: The Government of the Confederate States has hitherto forborne from any hostile demonstration against Fort Sumter, in the hope that the Government of the United States, with a view to the amicable adjustment of all questions between the two Governments, and to avert the calamities of war, would voluntarily evacuate it.