largely voluntary

Frequency: 6.88.5 per million words

To indicate that something is mostly, but not entirely, based on choice.

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  • Participation in the community project was largely voluntary, with only a few paid positions.
  • The new policy, though recommended, remains largely voluntary for local businesses.
  • Throughout its history, funding for the charity has been largely voluntary and donation-based.
  • She stressed that joining the environmental initiative is largely voluntary and based on individual commitment.
  • Despite calls for mandatory measures, compliance with the updated guidelines is still largely voluntary.
  • The success of the neighborhood watch program depended on the largely voluntary efforts of its residents.
  • Will attendance at the optional workshops be largely voluntary, or will there be some expectation to participate?
  • He realized that his involvement in the political campaign was largely voluntary, driven by his strong beliefs.
  • To foster genuine engagement, any contribution to the open-source project should be largely voluntary.
  • Historically, the provision of these social services was largely voluntary, often by religious organizations.