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volitionate

volitionate verb: to act according to one's own free will.

Verb

volitionate (third-person singular simple present volitionates, present participle volitionating, simple past and past participle volitionated)

  1. To act according to one's own free will.

Forms of volitionate

third-person singular presentvolitionates
present participlevolitionating
past participlevolitionated
pastvolitionated

Origin of volitionate

From volition + -ate (verb-forming suffix).

Questions about volitionate

What does volitionate mean?
Volitionate means to act according to one's own free will.
What part of speech is volitionate?
Volitionate is a verb.
What is the past tense of volitionate?
The past tense of volitionate is volitionated.

Words near volitionate in the dictionary

  1. volitionalists
  2. volitionality
  3. volitionally
  4. volitionals
  5. volitionary
  6. volitionate
  7. volitionated
  8. volitionates
  9. volitionating
  10. volitionism
  11. volitionist

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