lucubrated
lucubrated is the simple past and past participle of lucubrate.
Meaning of lucubrate
Verb
lucubrate (third-person singular simple present lucubrates, present participle lucubrating, simple past and past participle lucubrated)
- To work diligently by artificial light; to study at night.
- Instead, as Oklahoma’s tenure committee lucubrated over Hill’s future, […]December 1991, K. Boo, “The organization woman”, in The Washington Monthly, volume 23, number 12, page 44
- Synonyms:
- burn the midnight oil, elucubrate, pull an all-nighter
- To work or write like a scholar.
- […] I shall not hesitate to repeat some of my former thoughts, when lucubrating upon the same subject.1846, Nathaniel Chipman, in Daniel Chipman, The Life of Hon. Nathaniel Chipman, LL.D., p. 261
Questions about lucubrated
- What is lucubrated the simple past and past participle of?
- Lucubrated is the simple past and past participle of lucubrate.
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