Obs. [f. VOLUNTARY a.: see -ITY.] Voluntariness, willingness, spontaneity.
1794–6. E. Darwin, Zoon. (1801), I. 94. The propensity to action, whether it be called irritability, sensibility, voluntarity, or associability.
1805. Monthly Mag., XX. 111. He was likely to make the surrender … with apparent complacence, equanimity, and voluntarity. Ibid. (1819), XLVIII. 43. A proof that great voluntarity of idea usually accompanies the individual.
