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ampliate
▪ I. † ˈampliate, v. Obs. [f. L. ampliāt- ppl. stem of ampliā-re to widen, f. ampl-us ample. Preceded in use by ample v. from Fr.] To enlarge, extend, increase in size, amount, or dignity; to amplify.1513 Bradshaw St. Werburge (1848) 148 Kyng Marius..ampliat and walled strongly Chestre cite. 1548 Ud... Oxford English Dictionary
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Eurybia (plant)
Their corollas are yellow, though they become purple at maturity, and may be barely to abruptly ampliate, meaning enlarged. wikipedia.org
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ampliated
† ˈampliated, ppl. a. Obs. [f. ampliate v. + -ed.] Enlarged, amplified.1553–87 Fox A. & M. 1173 (R.) Confessions, cases reserued, restricted or ampliated for our gaine. 1653 Gauden Hierasp. 92 In ways of ampliated communion, and Catholike correspondencies..by Synods and General Councils. Oxford English Dictionary
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ampliative
ampliative, a. Logic. (ˈæmplɪətɪv) [f. L. ampliāt- (see ampliate v.) + -ive.] Having the function of enlarging or extending a simple conception, or adding to what is already known.1842 Abp. Thomson Laws of Th. §81. (1860) 142 Judgments which attribute to the subject something not directly implied in... Oxford English Dictionary
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Fontana dei mostri marini
Giovanni Cinelli ampliate, ed accresciute, Firenze, per Gio. wikipedia.org
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ampliation
ampliation arch. (æmplɪˈeɪʃən) Also 6 -iacion, -yacion. [a. Fr. ampliation, ad. L. ampliātiōn-em, n. of action f. ampliā-re: see ampliate v.] 1. Enlarging, extending, amplification.1509 Hawes Past. Pleas. viii. xi, Wyth amplyacion more connyng to get, By the laboure of inventyfe busynes. 1630 Lord B... Oxford English Dictionary
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Eurybia divaricata
Their corollas are abruptly ampliate, or enlarged, with tubes that are longer than their campanulate throats. wikipedia.org
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ample
▪ I. ample obs. form of ampul.▪ II. ample, a. (ˈæmp(ə)l) [a. Fr. ample:—L. ampl-us large, capacious, abundant. Compared ampler, -st, also with more, most.] 1. Extending far and wide; broad, wide, spacious. (Now always eulogistic: abundantly, excellently wide.) a. Of large superficial dimensions. Of ... Oxford English Dictionary
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