tristitiate
tristitiate verb: to sadden.
Verb
tristitiate (third-person singular simple present tristitiates, present participle tristitiating, simple past and past participle tristitiated)
- To sadden.
- Calamitie doth so much tristitiate, as that he neuer sees the flashes of some warming ioy1623, Owen Feltham, Resolves: Divine, Moral, Political
- Synonyms:
- attrist, contristate, aggrieve, begloom, begrieve, besorrow, grieve, pain, bring down, come down on
Synonyms of tristitiate
Forms of tristitiate
| third-person singular present | tristitiates |
|---|---|
| present participle | tristitiating |
| past participle | tristitiated |
| past | tristitiated |
Origin of tristitiate
From Latin tristitia (“sadness”), from tristis (“sad”).
Questions about tristitiate
- What does tristitiate mean?
- Tristitiate means to sadden.
- What part of speech is tristitiate?
- Tristitiate is a verb.
- What is the past tense of tristitiate?
- The past tense of tristitiate is tristitiated.
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