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fugitate

fugitate verb: to declare one an outlaw or fugitive for fail to appear in court to face criminal charges.

Verb

fugitate (third-person singular simple present fugitates, present participle fugitating, simple past and past participle fugitated)

  1. To declare one an outlaw or fugitive for fail to appear in court to face criminal charges.

Forms of fugitate

third-person singular presentfugitates
present participlefugitating
past participlefugitated
pastfugitated

Origin of fugitate

From Latin fugitātus (whence -ate), from fugitō (“flee”), from fugiō.

Questions about fugitate

What does fugitate mean?
Fugitate means to declare one an outlaw or fugitive for fail to appear in court to face criminal charges.
What part of speech is fugitate?
Fugitate is a verb.
What is the past tense of fugitate?
The past tense of fugitate is fugitated.

Words near fugitate in the dictionary

  1. Fugio
  2. Fugio cent
  3. Fugio cents
  4. Fugios
  5. fugit
  6. fugitate
  7. fugitation
  8. fugitations
  9. fugitive
  10. fugitive disentitlement
  11. fugitive dust

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