volition 的定义
- the act of willing, choosing, or resolving; exercise of willing: She left of her own volition.
- a choice or decision made by the will.
- the power of willing; will.
volition 近义词
free will
更多volition例句
- If you spot one in your yard, the best option is to let it trundle away of its own volition.
- Before he was in his teens, on his own volition he had introduced himself to many great artists — Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus and Dizzy Gillespie among them — who were astonished by the young man’s precocious authority.
- Whether you’re in the category of people who die tomorrow or live another 40 years, to some extent that’s not under your control or volition.
- Today, as the marketing options are getting narrower based on the disproportionate number of ads run online, learning webinars and online classes are where people go out of their own volition.
- When would those states have integrated of their own volition, because it was the right thing to do?
- So women, you see, are not human beings with agency and volition about their sexuality in Huckabee Land.
- No, she said, she had come to pray at the Kotel of her own volition, no one put her up to it.
- Normally, dogs and cats and humans seem to be guided by some kind of volition – but of course that may be flattering ourselves.
- But then you have the women who go into the trade of their volition.
- The moment that we introduce the operation of human volition and activity, that, too, becomes one of the factors of "survival."
- The only genuine act of volition is that in which all the obscure forces of our nature take part.
- He ran not of his own conscious volition; he was killed while bravely advancing; he died while retreating.
- In so far as Pike protracted this exploration of his own volition, it forms Pt.
- Should we not say that actions are subject to Necessity, whilst the preliminary volition and reasoning are independent?