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involuntarily

 

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Adverbial involuntarily has 1 sense
  1. involuntarily - against your will; "he was involuntarily held against his will"
    Antonyms:
    voluntarily
    Derived from adjective involuntary1

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Term: involuntarily

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense 1: Without intentional control or will

Description: Involuntarily as an adverb describes actions or behaviors that occur without deliberate intention or control.

Example Sentence: She involuntarily laughed out loud when she heard the joke.

Sense 2: In an unwilling or reluctant manner

Description: Involuntarily can also describe actions that are performed with a lack of desire or motivation.

Example Sentence: He involuntarily agreed to attend the meeting, even though he had other plans.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Not voluntary; unintentional

Description: The adjective form of involuntarily describes something that is not done willingly or intentionally.

Example Sentence: Their involvement in the incident was entirely involuntarily, they had no intention to cause harm.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To cause someone to perform an action unintentionally

Description: The verb form of involuntarily is the act of causing someone to do something without their intention or will.

Example Sentence: The suspense in the movie involuntarily made the audience gasp.

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