uncompelled

To be sure, few of us can spend all our time uncompelled by obligation.

At 16, uninterested in, and uncompelled by his studies, he left school.

Many of the squires, uncompelled by their masters, had taken upon themselves the same role.

I was so uncompelled by my Christmas card options that I gave up.

Then, he remembered, he had turned away, uncurious, uncompelled.

I spake not uncompelled, And blushed not out the avowal.

Wherefore I will go, and uncompelled.

- Voluntary; uncompelled; willing.

Habermas describes this notion of agreement as, "the intention to reach a general and uncompelled consensus is pronounced unmistakably", Habermas, (1970:163).

Free to publish when impelled, uncompelled by dependence on or of advertisers or by expectations needlessly raised by slavish adherence to set dates of publication.

Therefore, Hick sees the evils of pain and suffering as serving God's good purpose of bringing "imperfect and immature" humanity to itself "in uncompelled faith and love."

Not uncompelled," she said: "if thou biddest me go with threats of hewing and mangling the body which thou sayest thou lovest, needs must I go then.

Many a thinker has been supported and inspired through weary years of inquiry and reflection by a mother-idea which has come to him, if not unsought yet uncompelled, in a flash of insight.

She was inclined to put on something shabby and shapeless to demonstrate how comfortable she felt in her own house, or how uncompelled to impress Roger she was, but since all her old clothes dated from their marriage, wouldn't they suggest an attempt to revive memories she had no desire to share?

As for the men of the other cities, Thebans and Corinthians and Tegeates, Orchomenians and Arkadians, Phliasians, Thespians, Man-tineans and the men of Mycenae, these display to my mind even nobler andreia, for they come uncompelled, not to defend their own hearths, but all Greece.