nolition
noun
no·li·tion
nōˈlishən
plural -s
: adverse action of will : unwillingness —opposed to volition
Word History
Etymology
probably from French, from Middle French, from Latin nolle not to will, to be unwilling (from ne- not + velle to will, wish, be willing) + Middle French -ition (as in volition)
- pleasable
- pleasance
- pleasances
- pleasant
- Pleasant Grove
- Pleasant Hill
- pleasant island
- pleasanter
- pleasantest
- pleasantlier
- pleasantliest
- pleasantly
- pleasantness
- pleasantness-unpleasantness
- pleasantnesses
- Pleasanton
- pleasantries
- pleasantry
- please
- please yourself
- pleased
- pleased as punch
- pleasedness
- pleasely
- pleaser