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voluntarily
adverb as in of one's own free will
Example Sentences
Will businesses pass those costs on to consumers, or will they voluntarily swallow the costs — possibly reducing their CEOs’ annual bonuses?
In the past, however, typically presidents have voluntarily submitted their plans to the National Capital Planning Commission - which oversees federal building construction - before the construction project begins.
Past presidents, mindful that the house is a public treasure, not their palace, voluntarily sought input from various federal and nonprofit groups.
The Duchy of Cornwall's official site said the Prince of Wales pays income tax on this income - which is not a requirement, but something he does voluntarily.
Security forces "sought to negotiate with the leader to voluntarily surrender to the relevant authorities, but he refused and barricaded himself inside the camp... and began firing, provoking security personnel, and terrorising residents", Bakir said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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