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plasmate
† ˈplasmate, v. Obs. rare—1. [f. ppl. stem of Chr. L. plasmāre (Tertull., Vulg.) to form, etc., f. plasma.] trans. To form, mould; to create.a 1608 Dee Relat. of Spir. i. (1659) 371 Now if this Power, this Plasmating, if this Taking, which was the Word, become man, perfect man; then followeth it, th...
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plasmator
† ˈplasmator Obs. Also 6 Sc. -our. [ad. OF. plasmateur (13th c. in Godef.), ad. Chr. L. plasmātor (Tertull.) former, creator (applied to God), agent-n. f. plasmāre: see plasmate.] He who forms or fashions; a maker, creator.? a 1500 in York Myst. 514 Fader eternall, Parfite plasmator and god omnipote...
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plasmature
† ˈplasmature Obs. [a. early mod.F. plasmature, ad. L. type *plasmātūra, f. plasmāre: see plasmate, and -ure.] Form, mould; concr. (collect.) things formed in moulds, cast ware.1610 W. Folkingham Art of Survey i. vii. 14 Tonnel or Conduit-pipes, Glasse, Purslane, and other Plasmature. 1653 Urquhart ...
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plasmation
† plasˈmation Obs. [a. OF. plasmacion, or ad. Chr. L. plasmātiōn-em (Jerome), n. of action f. plasmāre: see plasmate.] Moulding, forming, fashioning; creation.1388 Pol. Poems (Rolls) I. 275 They bere a newe fascion, humeris in pectore tergo; Goddes plasmacion non illis complacet ergo. 1432–50 tr. Hi...
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