rare. [f. as prec.: see PRESENCE.] (See quots.) So Volipresent a.
1882–3. Schaff’s Encycl. Relig. Knowl., III. 2415/1. The glorified body is not omnipresent, but multipresent or volipresent; that is, its presence was subject to the will of Christ.
1892. Mag. Chr. Lit., V. April, 3/1 (Stand.). The Saxon churches generally, acknowledged a potential presence (volipresence, multipresence) of the human nature of Christ.
