relaxate
/rɪˈlakseɪt/verb
[no object] To become relaxed, to undergo relaxation. Now chiefly Science.
- In 17th cent. frequently in the writings of H. More, in both senses..
Origin
Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin relaxāt-, past participial stem of relaxāre relax, probably after relaxation. In recent use probably re-formed as a back-formation from relaxation.
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