Obs. rare. [Cf. VOLUPTABLE a.] Voluptuousness.
1631. J. Done, Polydoron, 28. The Stoickes and Pharises [held] that by voluptibility [printed -tillity] heere, wee lost the future ioyes of the other life. Ibid. (1633), Hist. Septuagint, 129. To the end that perseuering in that manner, you shall … shewe your selfe inuiolable against all Voluptibilities.
