Of one's own accord, spontaneously; without constraint or reluctance; unreservedly, without stipulation; readily, willingly.

Of one's own free will, of one's own accord, voluntarily. Rarely in reference to an inanimate thing: Spontaneously, ‘of itself’. Obsolete.

by one's own will (formerly also †by one's will): with one's consent, or of one's own free will, willingly; according to one's desire, if one had…

of oneself: by one's own impetus or motion; without the instigation or aid of another; essentially. Compare in, prep. 10.

Voluntarily, of one's own accord.

of one's own will (formerly also †of one's will, †of will): of one's own accord, spontaneously, voluntarily.

Willingly, voluntarily.

with one's will: intentionally; willingly; voluntarily; = by one's will at phrases 2e of one's own will at phrases 2g(a). Also with will. Obsolete.

Of one's own free will or accord; without compulsion, constraint, or undue influence by others; freely, willingly.

Voluntarily, of free will: = wilfully, adv. 2.

of one's own head: of one's own accord; = on one's own head at phrases 1i(b). Obsolete.

Voluntarily, willingly; agreeably.

voluntarily, willingly.

In the phrases of (free) volunty, ofor at one's (own) volunty.

In the phrases of (free) volunty, ofor at one's (own) volunty.

of one's own motion and variants: of one's own accord (now chiefly archaic or Law). of one's mere motion: see mere, adj.2 2. †of (a specified) motion…

of (also by, with) one's (own) goodwill: voluntarily, without compulsion or constraint. Cf. of one's (own) free will at free will, n. 1a.

on one's own head: by one's own decision, of one's own accord; on one's own account. Cf. of one's own head at phrases 1g(a). Now rare.

of (also by, on, upon) one's own accord: of one's own volition; without coercion; voluntarily. Also of an inanimate object: without external agency.

By one's own action; voluntarily, deliberately; spontaneously; positively. Opposed to passively.

Of one's own free will, without compulsion, voluntarily.

= voluntarily, adv.

Freely, without constraint; (esp. of speech) without reserve or restraint. In negative sense: insolently, licentiously. Obsolete.

Impetus, impulse, driving power (of something non-physical, as passion, will, etc.); inclination; drift, tendency. of one's own swinge: of one's…

Voluntarily.

Exceptional kindness; gracious or friendly action due to special goodwill, and in excess of what may be ordinarily looked for. †for favour: out…

Free will or choice; = volunty, n. In the phrases of, out of, upon,or at (a person's) own voluntary, at voluntary.

Free will or choice; = volunty, n. In the phrases of, out of, upon,or at (a person's) own voluntary, at voluntary.

In oneself; in one's heart. Also: in itself; inherently.

Of one's own volition, on one's own initiative, spontaneously. Cf. proprio motu, adv.

Of one's own accord; spontaneously, voluntarily.

By natural impulse; of a free and unconstrained will; of one's own accord.

In a needless or unnecessary manner; without cause or necessity.

Not mechanically.