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volition Definition and Meaning in English (volition definition)

noun
Synonyms:willchoicedetermination
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Volition definition: Volition refers to the faculty or power of using one's will, the act of making a conscious choice or decision.

Definitions of Volition

  1. 1noun(formal)

    Volition refers to the faculty or power of using one's will, the act of making a conscious choice or decision.

Example Sentences

formal

“She made the decision of her own volition, without any external pressure.”

medical

“The patient's volition to recover played a crucial role in his healing process.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

compulsioncoercioninvoluntariness

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Inflected Word Forms

adjectivevolitional
adverbvolitionally

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Volition definition: Volition refers to the faculty or power of using one's will, the act of making a conscious choice or decision.
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