a. Obs.–1 [f. L. volit-āre: see VOLITATE v. and -ABLE.] Volatile.
a. 1690. Hopkins, Serm. John iii. 5. Disc. (1694), III. 120. Their Prayers may be so importunate and earnest as if they would take no denial from God: But yet this Vollitable Spirit is soon spent.
