What does delignate mean?
Delignate means (rare, transitive) To clear or strip of wood..
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(rare, transitive) To clear or strip of wood..
It moves me much his accusation of covetousness , dilapidating , or rather delignating , his bishopric
The machine gave a smoothly delignated ribbon, with small percentage of woody waste, save in a few stalks […]
[…] in concentrating the said delignated waste liquor and incorporating therewith quicklime to produce causticized substantially dry, powdered, lime organic material […]
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Delignate means (rare, transitive) To clear or strip of wood..
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It moves me much his accusation of covetousness , dilapidating , or rather delignating , his bishopric
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