Volition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VOLITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the power of choosing or determining
• ability to decide things for oneself
• The act of willing or choosing; the act of forming a purpose; the exercise of the will.
• The result of an act or exercise of choosing or willing; a state of choice.
• The power of willing or determining; will.
• the capability of conscious choice and decision and intention
• the act of making a choice
• the faculty or power of using one's will

Words related to VOLITION

volitient12 volitional13 volitionally18 volitions12

Words that contain VOLITION

volitions12 volitional13 volitionary17 volitionally18 volitionless15

How to use VOLITION in a sentence

• He had looked at the side of the mountain and suddenly felt, without any reason or volition on his part, that he was impelled to search that mountainside for gold-bearing ore.
• He had conquered merely because Piers of his own volition had ceased to resist.
• Indeed, that he had first given a theological illustration of the function of volition in knowing was merely an accident.
• Now, volition is the modification of the will or willing faculty of the soul, just as motion is the modification of bodies.
• If therefore volition be necessitated as motion it deserves neither more nor less praise or blame.
• Without volition upon her part the panorama of another life had been unrolled before her eyes.
• It seems to me that of all creatures upon earth it is only the human being that can act sometimes against his volition.
• In her presence Katie was claimed by those things out of which she had grown, claimed so subtly that it seemed a thing outside volition.
• His lone yet independent situation, his impetuous yet firm volition, alike qualified him to achieve the career most grateful to his disposition.
• His fingers seemed to have acquired a new and exquisite subtlety and even a volition of their own.
• The essential nature of force and volition remains inexplicable.
• By My life! Not of Mine own volition have I revealed Myself, but God, of His own choosing, hath manifested Me.
• In fact, the question of inhibition could hardly be avoided in any inquiry concerning attention or volition.
• But if you do go, remember that it is of your own volition.
• The mind, or soul, however distinct its being from the body, is disturbed or excited, independent of its volition, by the mechanical impulses of the body.
• Was the hull opening and disintegrating? Almost without volition he half arose to his feet.
• As though without volition, she moved a step forward, and with a low cry held out her arms to him, trembling no more, her heart filled with a wild, joyous song.
• The relation between his volition and the motion of his hand appears to him to be of much the same sort as that between the motion of the stick and the fall of the apple.
• No Boer ever referred to his exploits or those of his friends of his own volition, and then only in the most indefinite manner.
• He seems to have believed in nothing but volition, and that volition is in itself, perhaps, a mere form of faith.
• His desires pass through unconscious volition into supposed facts.
• Nature is without volition and acts perforce whereas man possesses a mighty will.
• All of us know that international peace is good, that it is conducive to human welfare and the glory of man but volition and action are necessary before it can be established.
• Then there was a click, and the electric cluster above the writing-table shone out, apparently of its own volition.
• But surely there are two factors, the motive and the volition.
• According to him, the Mind and Ideas are the motion and the outcome of our inner organization, just as the Will and Volition are of our external activity.
• Though abounding in good-nature, we could not become intimate by a sudden act of volition.
• Nor can these movements in the dog be explained by acts of volition or necessary instincts, any more than the beaming eyes and smiling cheeks of a man when he meets an old friend.
• Thy life, as the finite being can apprehend it, is volition which shapes and represents itself by means of itself alone.
• Therefore, without moving or volition on her part information vital to her relatives had been brought to her knowledge.
• There is no more difficult problem in the world than that of the relation of the state of consciousness, termed volition, to the mechanical work which frequently follows upon it.
• I stood there a moment longer, and then, when suspended volition came back to me, I fled from the place.

Similar words containing VOLI without suffix tion

ovoli8 voling10 parvolin13 volitant11 volitate11 volitive14 frivoling16 frivolity18 parvoline14 parvolins14 volitated13 volitates12 volitient12 volitions12 volitives15 parvolines15 volitating14 volitation13 volitional13 volitorial13 frivolities17 volitations14 volitionary17 volitational15 volitionally18 volitionless15

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.