Force
Force noun - A body of persons at work or available for work.
Volition
Volition noun - The act or power of making one's own choices or decisions.
Usage example: Tourette's syndrome is a neurological disorder marked by recurrent tics and vocalizations that are beyond the sufferer's volition or control
Nearby Word: volitional
Both words in one sentence
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They never turn evil of their own volition, so far it's only been when under the control of an outside force (such as Cyborg Superman or Krona).
Source: Franchise / Green Lantern - She even threatens to force Bella to attend the birthday party if Bella won't come and be a good birthday girl of her own volition.
- While she served under Revan in the Maladorian Wars, for the run of the game everything she does is of her own volition or due to the influence of Kreia, her elderly female mentor for learning the Force.
Source: Never a Self-Made Woman
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