nolition (NOH-li-shuhn) - n., adverse action of will, unwillingness.
The state of being unwilling -- the very little-known opposite of volition. A toddler shouting "NO!" is exercising their nolition. This was probably originally coined in Middle French from Latin nōlō, not to will/be unwilling after the pattern of volition from volō, want/wish/intend.
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The state of being unwilling -- the very little-known opposite of volition. A toddler shouting "NO!" is exercising their nolition. This was probably originally coined in Middle French from Latin nōlō, not to will/be unwilling after the pattern of volition from volō, want/wish/intend.
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