See applicate in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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"ref": "1531, Thomas Elyot, “The Thre Noble Counsayles of Reason: Societie ⁊ Knowlege”, in The Boke Named the Governour […], London: […] Tho[mas] Bertheleti, →OCLC, 3rd boke, folios 175, recto – 175, verso:",
"text": "Verely the knowlege of Juſtyce is nat ſo difficile oꝛ barde to be attayned vnto by man / as it is cõmunely ſupposed / if he wolde nat willingly abandone the excellencie of his pꝛopꝛe nature / and foliſſhely applicate him ſelfe to the nature of creatures vnreaſonable / in the ſtede of reaſon embꝛaſinge ſenſualitie / and foꝛ ſocietie and beneuolence folowinge wilfulneſſe and malice / and foꝛ knowlege / blynde ignoꝛaunce and foꝛgetfulneſſe.",
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"ref": "1675, George Thomson, “The Character of a Legitimate Ortho-Chymist”, in Ορθο-μέθοδος ἰατρο-χυμικὴ [Ortho-méthodos iatro-khumikḕ]: or The Direct Method of Curing Chymically. […], London: […] B[enjamin] Billingstey […] & S[amuel] Crouch […], →OCLC, pages 165–166:",
"text": "He is able to give an Account of the Beginning, Progreſs, Entelechy, Declenſion, and Retrogradation of Phyſical Bodies; the Aitiologie of the Defections, Interpoſitions, Eclipſes, Alterations in Nature, principally of the Infirmities, and Maladies belonging to Man’s Body, according to whoſe Indications, Phænomena, Symptoms, Fruits, and Products, he finds out, and applicates appropriate Remedies.",
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"text": "Since therefore the Properties enumerated (102) are very fitly applicated to this Machine of Pullies, as well as to every Fibre, which it is purpoſely adapted to repreſent; it occurs that the ſixth Obſervation ſhou’d here meet with an Application.",
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"ref": "1857 March 21, “The False Pretence Marriage”, in Milwaukee Daily Sentinel, volume XIV (New Series), number 4696, Milwaukee, Wis.: Rufus King & W[illia]m H. Watson, →OCLC, page [2], column 5:",
"text": "Mr. John G. Boker has commenced a suit against his ex-coachman, and would be-son-in-law, John Dean. It is applicated on behalf of himself and his daughter, Marianna Petrinella, interested, to avoid her alleged marriage with John Dean.",
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"ref": "1946 July 24, Modern Builders, “Just Recieved^([sic]) . . . . . Carload Fire Proof Roofing”, in Nevada State Journal, 76th year, number 210, Reno, Nev., →OCLC, page 6, column 5:",
"text": "We have everything it takes to applicate a New Roof on your dwelling—RIGHT NOW",
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"ref": "2000 February 28, [Paul Shi] <paulshi@my-deja.com>, “problem in connecting to remote intranet through proxy”, in microsoft.public.proxy (Usenet), archived from the original on 30 Jun 2026:",
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"ref": "2000 March 9, Young-Soon Park, “Does anyone know Dayton,Ohio?”, in rec.travel.usa-canada (Usenet), archived from the original on 30 Jun 2026:",
"text": "I wanna study English as Second Language.. So I applicated to the course in University of Dayton..",
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"ref": "2004 May 30, Richard Wilson, “Sunshine on Leith”, in The Sunday Times, London, →ISSN, →OCLC, Sport section, page 3:",
"text": "Flair is a natural characteristic, but an inability to efficiently applicate it has often rendered such exuberant talent as effective as a glass sun shade.",
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