freewill
/ˈfriˌwɪl/
adjective
- Done or given voluntarily, without being forced or paid for.
- The work was done on a freewill basis by volunteers.
- He offered a freewill contribution to the community fund.
- They made a freewill donation to the charity.
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noun
- The power of making choices that are not determined by prior causes or divine intervention; the ability to act at one's own discretion.
- The concept of freewill is central to many ethical systems.
- Philosophers have debated the existence of freewill for centuries.
- She believes that humans have freewill to choose their own paths.
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