freewill

/ˈfriːwɪl/

Definitions

1. noun

the ability to make decisions without external influence, especially in relation to moral choices

“The concept of freewill is a central theme in many philosophical debates.”

2. noun

a person’s capacity to act voluntarily

“Her freewill allowed her to make her own decisions and choose her own path in life.”

3. noun

the power to choose between different possibilities

“The freewill of the voters determined the outcome of the election.”

Synonyms

  • volition
  • will

Antonyms

  • determinism
  • predestination