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inficiating

inficiating is the present participle and gerund of inficiate.

Meaning of inficiate

Verb

inficiate (third-person singular simple present inficiates, present participle inficiating, simple past and past participle inficiated)

  1. (transitive, especially non-native speakers' English) To render or demonstrate to be invalid; to invalidate or disprove.
    • This logical contradiction which therefore inficiates the validity of a notion can have two aspects: either the notion reached by our argument is uncertain, that is it is not the only one which may be derived as a conclusion from our syllogism and then we have the aniścita or it is a petitio...1930, G[iuseppe] Tucci, “The Beginning of Buddhist Logic”, in On Some Aspects of the Doctrines of Māitreya [Nātha] and Asanga, Calcutta: Calcutta University Press, page 69
    Synonyms:
    invalidate, disprove

Questions about inficiating

What is inficiating the present participle and gerund of?
Inficiating is the present participle and gerund of inficiate.

Words near inficiating in the dictionary

  1. infibulations
  2. inficete
  3. inficiate
  4. inficiated
  5. inficiates
  6. inficiating
  7. infidel
  8. infidelic
  9. infidelical
  10. infidelism
  11. infidelistic

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