- done, made, brought about, undertaken, etc., of one's own accord or by free choice: a voluntary contribution.
- of, relating to, or acting in accord with the will: voluntary cooperation.
- of, relating to, or depending on voluntary action: voluntary hospitals.
- Law.
- acting or done without compulsion or obligation.
- done by intention, and not by accident: voluntary manslaughter.
- made without valuable consideration: a voluntary settlement.
- subject to or controlled by the will.
- having the power of willing or choosing: a voluntary agent.
- proceeding from a natural impulse; spontaneous: voluntary laughter.
- something done voluntarily.
- a piece of music, frequently spontaneous and improvised, performed as a prelude to a larger work, especially a piece of organ music performed before, during, or after an office of the church.
- performed, undertaken, or brought about by free choice, willingly, or without being asked
- (of persons) serving or acting in a specified function of one's own accord and without compulsion or promise of remuneration
- done by, composed of, or functioning with the aid of volunteers
- endowed with, exercising, or having the faculty of willing
- arising from natural impulse; spontaneous
- law
- acting or done without legal obligation, compulsion, or persuasion
- made without payment or recompense in any form
- (of the muscles of the limbs, neck, etc) having their action controlled by the will
- maintained or provided by the voluntary actions or contributions of individuals and not by the state
- a composition or improvisation, usually for organ, played at the beginning or end of a church service
- work done without compulsion
- a volunteer, esp in an army
