voluntary

a voluntary hostage; voluntary community work.

a voluntary conveyance of property.

voluntary self-mortification such as fasting.

an intentional slight.See Synonyms at voluntary

a deliberate decision.See Synonyms at voluntary

I was engaged in a voluntary capacity.

members can elect for a voluntary audit.

we are funded by voluntary contributions.

voluntary discontinuance (of proceeding)

She is a voluntary worker at the hospital.

He made a voluntary statement to the police.

the agency is mainly financed from voluntary contributions.

the director of a voluntary organization which shall remain nameless.

millions are involved in voluntary service.

At election time the party needs a lot of voluntary helpers.

local churches and voluntary organizations were patronized by the family.

But the Paris Agreement is voluntary, so no government is under any obligation.

I'm going to do some voluntary work.

Resentment arises from a voluntary abandonment of faith in the world — a voluntary abandonment of hope.

First, play is voluntary and spontaneous.

Additionally, following the guidelines is voluntary.

It was one square mile and it was voluntary.

Voluntary workers built a road to the boy's camp.

It says on your CV that you do voluntary work.

The defining characteristic of friendship is that it is voluntary.

Regional associations-which rely on voluntary participation-aren't going to cut it.