Difference between Intentionally and By Choice

INTENTIONALLY vs BY CHOICE: ADVERB

Deliberate, Consciously, Inadvertently, Knowingly, Maliciously, Unintentionally, Willfully, Purposefully, By design, By choice, On purpose, Advisedly, Designedly, Deliberately, Purposely

Wilfully, Voluntary, Systematic, Judiciously, Wilful, Voluntarily, Willingly, Wittingly, Deliberate, Inadvertently, Knowingly, Unintentionally, Willfully, On purpose, Advisedly

Thinkorswim has intentionally made fully automated trading impossible.
Intentionally masturbating in the presence of another person.
As a result, ORF funds are intentionally flexible.
For other services the mergedog is intentionally disabled.
Parents should NOT intentionally expose children to measles.
American applicants intentionally discriminated against or just unhooked?
Facilitators must plan intentionally when designing teacher meetings.
Etsy intentionally AVOIDS having contact with its clients.
Intentionally causing or attempting to cause physical injury or intentionally behaving in such a way as could reasonably cause physical injury to any person.
Questionnaire were intentionally false or intentionally incomplete, on such finding, the Commissioner may terminate the Contract.

Your engineering career will be defined by choice.
Ultimately, whether by choice or racist exclusion, Dr.
As such MSF is by choice an association.
Wilful act means voluntary, by choice, intentional, purposeful.
Choice of housing facility and meal charges vary by choice of housing facility and meal vary.
Someone consents only if they agree by choice to an activity and have the freedom and capacity to make that choice.
Because choice of forum is accompanied by choice of law, plaintiffs benefit greatly from the opportunity to select in which state they file.
Choice is a subdivision within the area of the voluntary because both children and animals can act voluntarily, but not by choice.
In law, sexual consent is when we agree by choice, and have the freedom and capacity to make that choice.
With connotations of being by choice and not by choice, respectively.