Flight, as of a bird; the faculty or power of flight; volitation: as, “the muscles of volation,”(noun)
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Use "volation" in a sentence
"If the supers are truly free agents, then Hillary can't urge them to overrule the wishes of the voters nor can Obama suggest that giving the nomination to his rival constitutes a volation of the peoples 'will."
"It provides excellent reporting and detailed technical understanding for the lay reader of the issues behind the millions of missing emails in the Bush Administration in volation of Federal law. '"
"So with the man who has daily insured himself to habits of concentrated attention, energetic volation, and self-denial in unnecessary things."