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vocated

vocated is the simple past and past participle of vocate.

Meaning of vocate

Verb

vocate (third-person singular simple present vocates, present participle vocating, simple past and past participle vocated)

  1. (obsolete) To appoint to a religious office.
    • That if Mr. Henop, your present minister, should approve of the aforesaid vocation, your congregation be at perfect liberty to vocate any minister who is a member of the synod; as likewise the minister, being thus vocated, is authorised to accept the vocation.1818, Thomas Harris (Jr.), John McHenry, Maryland Reports

Questions about vocated

What is vocated the simple past and past participle of?
Vocated is the simple past and past participle of vocate.

Words near vocated in the dictionary

  1. vocals
  2. vocamine
  3. vocant
  4. vocants
  5. vocate
  6. vocated
  7. vocates
  8. vocating
  9. vocation
  10. vocational
  11. vocational education

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