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volatile in Italian

volatile in Italian is volatile, incostante, instabile — volatile means likely to change suddenly and unpredictably, especially for the worse.

volatile in Italian

volatile
adj
incostante
adj
(of a price, etc.) Variable or erratic.
instabile
adj
(of a price, etc.) Variable or erratic.
variabile
adj
(of a price, etc.) Variable or erratic.
suscettibile
adj
(of a person) Quick to become angry or violent.
volubile
adj
Fickle.
effimero
adj
Temporary or ephemeral.
temporaneo
adj
Temporary or ephemeral.
instabile
adj
(of a situation) Potentially violent.

What does "volatile" mean?

  1. adjective Likely to change suddenly and unpredictably, especially for the worse.
    "Stock prices were extremely volatile after the announcement."
  2. adjective Evaporating quickly at normal temperatures.
    "Petrol is a highly volatile liquid."
  3. adjective In computing, describing memory whose contents are lost when power is removed.
    "RAM is volatile memory, unlike a hard drive."

volatile in a sentence

  • Stock prices were extremely volatile after the announcement.
  • He has a volatile temper and can snap without warning.
  • Petrol is a highly volatile liquid.
  • RAM is volatile memory, unlike a hard drive.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "volatile" in Italian?

"volatile" in Italian is volatile, incostante, instabile. volatile means: Likely to change suddenly and unpredictably, especially for the worse.

How do you use "volatile" in a sentence?

Example: "Stock prices were extremely volatile after the announcement." In Italian, "volatile" is volatile, incostante, instabile.

Are there other ways to say "volatile" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 8 translations listed for "volatile": volatile, incostante, instabile, variabile, suscettibile, volubile.

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