a. Obs. rare–1. [a. Fr. élévable, f. élever, (see next).] That can be elevated.
1656. trans. Behme’s Aurora, 542. Which indeed have been from Eternity in God, but not accensible nor elevable.
1676. H. More, Remarks upon two Ingen. Disc., 164. The Embolus … being elevable near to the top of the Laton Syringe or pump.
1691. E. Taylor, Behmen’s Aurora, xxiii. 256. Not accensible nor elevable.
