Definition of Marginates

1. marginate [v] - See also: marginate

Lexicographical Neighbors of Marginates

marginalist
marginalists
marginalities
marginality
marginalizable
marginalization
marginalizations
marginalize
marginalized
marginalizes
marginalizing
marginally
marginals
marginate
marginated
marginates (current term)
marginating
margination
margination of placenta
marginations
margined
marginella
margines
marginicidal
margining
marginirostral
marginless
marginocephalian
marginoplasty
margins

Literary usage of Marginates

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Maryland Historical Magazine by Maryland Historical Society (1907)
"... the art of so choosing his phrases as to imply odium. One instance will suffice : On p. 535 he marginates his text : '' Baltimore on kidnapping Copley ..."

2. The Agricultural Museum (1811)
"A deep and rich loam, or that kind of soil which often marginates rivers, and appears to have been formed by the deposition of their waters, is generally ..."

3. Contributions to the Tertiary Fauna of Florida: With Special Reference to by William Healey Dall (1890)
"... which is smooth) a prominent spiral marginates the suture ; the costae are more prominent and extend farther either way from the periphery; ..."

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