congerminatev.
rare.
intransitive. To germinate or develop together.
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1822 T. Taylor tr. Apuleius Metamorphosis 29 Now she, congerminating [L. congerminascenti] with me into an equality of love.
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v.1822- in open field
- in open sight
- in operation
- in opposite
- in opposition
- in opposition to
- in or beyond one's wildest dreams
- in or by schools
- in or by shoals
- in or by wrong
- in or into splinders
- in or into splinters
- in or into the witnessing of
- in or into witnessing of
- in or into, off soundings
- in or into, off the soundings
- in or of a suit
- in or of fee
- in or of household with
- in or of suit
- in or on a great, in sic a suddenty
- in or on, mid or with sound
- in or out of beat
- in or out of keeping
- in or out of keeping with