Point
Volition
Volition noun - The act or power of making one's own choices or decisions.
Point and volition are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Point" instead a noun "Volition".
Nearby Word: volitional
Both words in one sentence
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But when nobody else is around, he talks to it and it appears to move of its own volition; at one point they get into an argument and the board beats him.
Source: Companion Cube - After Zoro's duel with Mihawk, Cory actually decides of his own volition to upgrade this flaw to the point where he would have to obey, even if Luffy ordered him to commit suicide.
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To her credit, she does try to stop after her device tears open a hole in space, but by this point it's acting of its own volition.
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