vincibility (vinsibiliti)

[ Richardson, Sir Charles Grand is on, VI. 49. ( Davies .) vincible (vin'si-bl), a. [L. vincibilis , that can be easily gained or overcome, vincere , conquer: see victor .] Capable of being vanquished, conquered, or subdued; conquerable. The man cannot be concluded a heretic unle his opinion be an open rece ion from plain demonstrative Divine authority (which must needs be notorious, voluntary, vincible, and criminal). Jer. Taylor, Works (ed. 1835), II. 373. Nor is any prejudice deeper, or le vincible , than that of profane minds against religion. J. Howe , The Living Temple, Works, i. 1. vinciblene (vin'si-bl-nes), n. Vincibility. vincturet (vingk'tūr), n. [ vinctura , a bandage, a ligature, vincere , bind.] A binding. Blount , 1670.