"eventilate" meaning in English

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          "text": "I cannot forbear to touch another circumstance which might seem at first to be a miracle of Nature, beyond the causes which I have alledg'd; but having well eventilated it we shall find that it depends upon the same principles.",
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        "To winnow out; to fan."
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        "(obsolete) To winnow out; to fan."
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          "text": "I[f] regard be had to the Univerſity of humane Reaſon, it is no vvhere ſo narrovvly diſcuſſed and eventilated, and the judgement rectified by clear notions: […]",
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        "To discuss; to ventilate."
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        "(obsolete) To discuss; to ventilate."
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