1. One who engages in any affair of his own free will; a volunteer; one who maintains that the Church should be independent of the State and supported solely by the free-will offerings of her people, as well as free from all State interference; a piece played extemporarily, according to the musicians fancy; a composition for the organ. Voluntary conveyance, the transfer of property without any adequate consideration.

2. Acting by choice, without being influenced or impelled by another; free, or not being under restraint; proceeding from choice or free will; acting with willingness; done with design; done freely; spontaneous; subject to the will; pertaining to voluntaryism.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• volunterr,
• volentary,
• voluntear,
• volentry,
• volunter,
• voluntray,
• volintery,
• voluntaryly,
• volintarly,
• voluntarty,
• volunteery,
• voluntarity,
• vonluntary,
• volentury,
• voluntarely,
• voluntairly,
• volentery,
• volntary,
• voluntere,
• voluntariy

• volant,
• volund,
• voluntarily,
• volunteer.

The adverb form of "voluntary" is "voluntarily".

The adjective form of the word "voluntary" is "voluntary".

The plural of the "voluntary" can be the "voluntaries".

The singular of the "voluntary" can be the "voluntary".