What does pregravate mean?
Pregravate means (rare) To bear down; to depress..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
(rare) To bear down; to depress..
The clog that the body brings with it cannot but pregravate and trouble the soul in all her performances
The clear s Vision of God, which they say is, tota merces, beholding him s face to face, namely, so far as a finite Being (for so our Humane Nature continues still, though glorified) may be capable to apprehend of that Majesty, which is Infinite, in this advanced condition, the Soul (which is here clogg'd, and drossy, and much pregravated by the Body, subject to corruption) shall beatifically see God, as he is, in the full fplendor of his immortal glory;
Heavier Bodies pregravate
Indeed, the aporia shall become pregravated with an new enigma.
I think you shouldn't pregravate her .
Use pregravate when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Pregravate means (rare) To bear down; to depress..
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The clog that the body brings with it cannot but pregravate and trouble the soul in all her performances
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