"eccentricate" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1783, John Young, A Criticism on the Elegy, or 1789, Robert Potter, The Art of Criticism",
          "text": "Gray owes much to scowering, as does Virgil to wire-drawn epithets; whilst Milton cramps with hard words and eccentricates by transposition,"
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          "ref": "1803, Thomas Pownall, Memorial addressed to the Sovereigns of Europe and the Atlantic:",
          "text": "[...] have, by the intrigues of an ignorant, presumptuous, speculating faction, been absorbed in the vortex of the great continental power; have been eccentricated from their former orbit, and must now perform their future [...]",
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          "ref": "1891, Daniel Kinnear Clark, The Steam Engine, page 339:",
          "text": "All the fire-bars are movable; they are supported at their outer ends on a transverse shaft, called \"the eccentricated shaft,\" a shaft formed of a series of cranks or eccentrics [...] The motion of the eccentricated shaft is derived from a cone-pulley of three speeds.",
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          "ref": "1989, Julian B. Barbour, Absolute Or Relative Motion?, volume 1, page 300:",
          "text": "It was, he asserted, simply asking too much of human credibility to deny that all these identical equantized, and eccentricated, and perfectly phased epicycles did not have a common origin - either in the motion of the earth around the sun or the sun around the earth.",
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        "To move to the periphery; to marginalize."
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        "(transitive) To move to the periphery; to marginalize."
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