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Terms vs Voluntell - What's the difference?

terms | voluntell |

As a noun terms

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As a verb voluntell is

(label) to tell or force someone to do something as if voluntary; force someone to volunteer.

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    voluntell

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    Verb

  • (label) To tell or force someone to do something as if voluntary; force someone to volunteer.
  • *2005 , Frank Schaeffer, Voices from the Front: :
    • I just found out that I was "voluntold " [Marine - speak for a combination of volunteered and told — FS] to stay back for a working party.
  • *2007 , Clint Van Winkle, Soft Spots: :
    • The threat of being volunteered (voluntold ) for working parties always loomed.
  • *2010 , Jonathan Acuff, Stuff Christians Like :
    • Studies I completely made up show that 84 percent of voluntold incidents originate with your parents or your spouse.
  • *2012 , C4 - Explosive Leadership Tactics:
    • Sometimes you have to Voluntell . I am sure that we've all run into a situation like this one: "I need a volunteer to fill a position (take on additional responsibility, lead an activity, etc etc etc)."