Obs. rare. [f. EXILIENT: see -ENCE.] The state of being ‘exilient’; exultation, rapture; also fig.

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1623.  Holyday, Serm. (1626), 1. His iust exilience is so great.

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1655.  trans. Sorel’s Com. Hist. Francion, XI. 15. This News did so ravish him with an exilience of joy.

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a. 1711.  Ken, Anodynes, Poet. Wks. 1721, III. 473. You may … my full Exilience hit. Ibid., Preparatives, ibid. IV. 126. Heav’n-born Perfume will … raise Exilience.

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