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volitant

[vol-i-tnt, -tuhnt] / ˈvɒl ɪ tnt, -tənt /


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Pavel Romashkin, a 29-year-old from Los Angeles, has set up Volitant AI to provide optimisation services to clients such as factories, hospitals and power stations.

From BBC

Volitant, vol′i-tant, adj. having the power of flight.—n.

From Project Gutenberg

Confestim hinc inde sagittae volitant, bipennes librant, gladios vibrant, alterutro certant, et veluti carnifices boves in macello, sic inconsternate ad invicem se trucidant.

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Solus hic est sapiens alii volitant velut umbrae.

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We are golden averages, volitant stabilities, compensated or periodic errors, houses founded on the sea.

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