1. the quality or state of being liable to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse
Usage: plural of volatility
2. the tendency to evaporate readily at normal temperatures
Usage: chemistry; plural of volatility
3. rapid and significant price fluctuations in financial markets
Usage: finance; plural of volatility

Examples

• The volatilities of emerging markets make them risky investments.
• Currency volatilities increased during the economic crisis.
• The chemist studied the volatilities of different solvents.
• Stock market volatilities kept investors on edge.
• Political volatilities in the region affected trade agreements.
• The volatilities of oil prices impact global economies.
• Weather volatilities have become more common due to climate change.