volitable Antonyms
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Meaning of volitable
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volitable (a.)
Volatilizable.
volitable Sentence Examples
- The volitable nature of the stock market caused investors to hesitate before making any major trades.
- The politician's volitable temperament made it difficult for his constituents to predict his stance on issues.
- The volitable weather conditions made it impossible to plan any outdoor activities.
- The child's volitable moods made it challenging for their parents to discipline them.
- The volitable nature of the job made it unsuitable for someone who preferred stability.
- The volitable economy caused businesses to struggle and people to lose their jobs.
- The volitable feelings of the audience made it difficult for the speaker to control the tone of the event.
- The volitable winds made it dangerous to go sailing that day.
- The volitable emotions of the crowd threatened to turn a peaceful protest into a riot.
- The volitable nature of the pandemic made it difficult for scientists to predict its trajectory.
FAQs About the word volitable
Volatilizable.
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The volitable nature of the stock market caused investors to hesitate before making any major trades.
The politician's volitable temperament made it difficult for his constituents to predict his stance on issues.
The volitable weather conditions made it impossible to plan any outdoor activities.
The child's volitable moods made it challenging for their parents to discipline them.
