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velate

[vee-lit, -leyt, vee-leyt]

adjective

  1. Biology.,  having a velum.



verb (used with object)

velated, velating 
  1. Phonetics.,  to velarize.

velate

/ ˈviːlɪt, -leɪt /

adjective

  1. having or covered with velum

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Word History and Origins

Origin of velate1

From the New Latin word vēlātus, dating back to 1855–60. See velum, -ate 1
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Example Sentences

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Velate, furnished with a veil.

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Close to Velate, for example, there is the magnificent bit of ruin which is so striking a feature as seen from the Sacro Monte.

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