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  • 101willfully — (Roget s Thesaurus II) also wilfully adverb Of one s own free will: freely, spontaneously, voluntarily, willingly. Idioms: of one s own accord, on one s own volition. See WILLING …

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  • 102voluntarily — adverb they agreed to leave the country voluntarily Syn: freely, of one s own free will, of one s own accord, of one s own volition, by choice, by preference; willingly, readily, intentionally, deliberately, on purpose, purposely, spontaneously;… …

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  • 103freely — adv 1. openly, candidly, frankly; unreservedly, unconstrainedly, naturally, artlessly; casually, informally, unceremoniously. 2. lavishly, liberally, generously; munificently, unstintingly, open handedly; like water, profusely, copiously,… …

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  • 104gratis — adv 1. free of charge, Inf. for free, without charge, gratuitously, Inf. on the house, for nothing, at no cost; freely, voluntarily, of one s own volition, of one s own accord, on one s own, without being asked. adj 2. gratuitous, free,… …

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  • 105freely — [adj1] without restriction advisedly, as you please*, at one’s discretion, at one’s pleasure, at will, candidly, deliberately, designedly, fancy free*, frankly, intentionally, of one’s own accord*, of one’s own free will*, openly, plainly,… …

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  • 106selfwille — adj spontaneous, voluntary; adv selfwilles voluntarily, of one s own accord; (1) of persons; hé underféng selfwilles menniscnesse he voluntarily assumed humanity; (2) of things; þonne his wæstmas weaxaþ selfwilles his fruits grow of their own… …

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  • 107þanc — þanc1 m ( es/ as) 1. thought, reflection, sentiment, idea; mind, will, purpose; 2. kindly thought, favor, grace, mercy, pardon; pleasure, satisfaction; reward, recompense; 3. agreeableness, pleasure, satisfaction: in phrases, (a) æfter þance… …

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  • 108freely — adverb 1) may I speak freely? Syn: openly, candidly, frankly, directly, without beating about the bush, without mincing one s words 2) they gave their time and labour freely Syn: voluntarily, willingly, readily, of …

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  • 109voluntary — voluntarily /vol euhn tair euh lee, vol euhn ter /, adv. voluntariness, n. /vol euhn ter ee/, adj., n., pl. voluntaries. adj. 1. done, made, brought about, undertaken, etc., of one s own accord or by free choice: a voluntary contribution. 2. of,… …

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  • 110free — See: FOR FREE, MAKE FREE, MAKE FREE WITH, OF ONE S OWN ACCORD or OF ONE S OWN FREE WILL …

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