† iˈllabile, a. Obs. rare.
[f. il-2 + labile.]
Not liable to slip, fall, or err; infallible. Hence † illaˈbility, quality of being ‘illabile’.
| 1740 Cheyne Regimen iv. 140 It would seem..that all Creatures..must..be labile, fallible, and peccable, and that even infinite wisdom and power could not make a creature..illabile, infallible, and impeccable. Ibid., That secondary nature of eternal infallibility, illability, and impeccability. Ibid. 276. |