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volitional

 
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Belonging or relating to volition. «The volitional impulse.» Bacon.

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  1. Done by one's own choice: free, spontaneous, uncompelled, unforced, voluntary, willful. See willing/unwilling.
  2. Of or relating to free exercise of the will: voluntary, willing. See willing/unwilling.

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The adjective has one meaning:

Meaning #1: with deliberate intention

 
 
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