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May. 07, 2015

volitant \VOL-i-tnt, -tuhnt\ adjective 1. engaged in or having the power of flight. 2. active; moving. Quotes We are golden averages, volitant stabilities, compensated or periodic errors, houses founded on the sea. -- Ralph Waldo Emerson, Representative Men, 1850 Origin Volitant comes from the Latin verb volāre meaning "to fly." It entered English in the mid-1800s.

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