Modifies a noun

• manslaughter: The new offense of corporate killing is expected to be combined with wider reform on the law on involuntary manslaughter.

• euthanasia: The door is left wide open for involuntary euthanasia.

• resettlement: In the past involuntary resettlement was an unsatisfactory aspect of dam building.

• spasm: These involuntary spasms of the vocal cords cause the voice to change in quality.

• terminationlong-term-care: Or involuntary terminationlong-term-care will also add asked to pay more.

• servitude: But you are not in involuntary servitude to the powers of the commonplace and the terrible domination of the everyday.

Modifying Another Word

• apparently: Main sign: Sudden and apparently involuntary, vertical tossing of the head when ridden.

• quite: The only really curious thing about his school life was that he had a weird and quite involuntary habit of getting French prizes.

• not: It applies to any movement that is not involuntary.

• supposedly: Secondly, the supposedly involuntary processes should somehow or other be encouraged to do their job properly.

• totally: It was faith giving, and it was totally involuntary.

• even: Evidence from Holland demonstrates that voluntary euthanasia leads to non-voluntary and even involuntary euthanasia.