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–verb (used with object),
-nat⋅ed,
-nat⋅ing.
1.
to institute as a cardinal.
2.
to institute as chief presbyter or priest in a particular church or place.
Origin:
1600–10;
< ML
incardinātus
ptp. of
incardināre
to appoint, to make a cardinal, equiv. to
in
-in-
2
+
cardin-
(
see
cardinal
) +
-ātus
-ate
1
Related forms:
in⋅car⋅di⋅na⋅tion,
noun
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