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ecstasize
ecstasize, v. (ˈɛkstəsaɪz) [f. ecstas-y + -ize. Cf. ecstasy v.] 1. trans. To throw into an ecstasy or transport of rapturous feeling; to give pleasurable excitement to. Also refl.1835 New Month. Mag. XLV. 469 The auditors were delighted, enraptured, ecstacized. 1853 E. S. Sheppard Ch. Auchester I. 5... Oxford English Dictionary
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ecstatize
† ˈecstatize, v. Obs. rare. [f. ecstat-ic + -ize.] trans. To throw into an ecstasy, ecstasize.1654 Gayton Fest. Notes iv. viii. 222 He stood extatiz'd at that Picture. Oxford English Dictionary
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ecstasiate
ecˈstasiate, v. rare. [f. ecstasy + -ate, after F. (s')extasier, f. extasie, early form of extase ecstasy.] a. trans. = ecstasize v. 1. b. intr. and refl. To go into an ecstasy.1823 New Month. Mag. VIII. 278 The singer..may extasiate his audience. 1838 J. Pardoe River & Desert I. 10 He extasiated on... Oxford English Dictionary
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ecstasy
▪ I. ecstasy (ˈɛkstəsɪ) Forms: 4–5 exstasie, -cye, 6–9 extasie, -y, ecstacy, exstacy, -ie, 6–8 exstasy, 6 extascie, 7 extase, ecs-, estasie, 8, 9 ectasy, ecstasie, 7–9 extacy, 6– ecstasy. See also ecstasis. [a. OF. extasie, (after words in -sie, ad. L. -sia) f. med.L. extasis, a. Gr. ἔκστασις, f. ἐκ... Oxford English Dictionary
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