The term often appearing in criminal law, "of his own volition" means "voluntarily", "by his own will or decision" rather than done at the behest of another, or under duress.
"The word volition means free will." "He was not conscripted, he joined the army of his own volition."
the act of making a conscious choice or decision
The opposite of volition (choice, free will) could be coercion or extortion (forced or involuntary action).The lack of volition could be indecision, wavering, or procrastination.
Circumstances are things that are set in place or situations that occur. An antonym would be Volition.
Better rephrase your question. It can't be answered as written. You could be talking about a person's will (volition) or a will (a document) that someone writes to express their wishes after death. You could mean the verb "will" that creates the future tense or the name that is short for "William."
The noun volition (choice, decision, will) is often preceded by the preposition "of" in legal terms (e.g. of his own volition = by his own will) or by the preposition "by" (by his own volition).
"The word volition means free will." "He was not conscripted, he joined the army of his own volition."
the act of making a conscious choice or decision
"Negative" symptoms (of paranoid schizophrenia) such as blunting of affect and impaired volition are often present but do not dominate the clinical picture
After thinking over it, he decided to enter rehab of his own volition because he wanted to restart his life.The defendant was acting on his own volition, not because he was coerced by his partners.
The jury found that the murderer acted of his own volition, rather than being forced by another. You can enter rehabilitation by your own volition, rather than wait for a court to order it.
sariling paraan (which translates to "own way or will')
An acquisitor is a person who acquires, who gains or acquires things usually of one's own volition.
I answered this question of my own volition. In other words, I did it voluntarily, willingly.Without conscious volition she backed into her office. In other words, she did it not as an act of will.The word means the faculty or power of using one's will.
hypo means less than normal, or deficient, so hypo-volition would mean a less than normal, or deficient ability, to make a conscious choice or decision
He wasn't fired. He left of his own volition.
The opposite of volition (choice, free will) could be coercion or extortion (forced or involuntary action).The lack of volition could be indecision, wavering, or procrastination.