Definition of verminate in English:

verminate

verb ˈvəːmɪneɪt

[no object]usually as adjective verminatingarchaic

Breed or become infested with vermin.
〈古〉滋生（或感染）害虫；滋生（或感染）寄生虫
their average beehive hut is a verminating hole
Example sentencesExamples
- He just never was much interested in the ratting and verminating like I was.
- And his place would not have been in the verminated prison cells of Kershele at such an advanced age.
- In fact, he's done more for verminating our house than an ‘open inspection’ of landlords.
- The rest of the set verminated the fabric of my life.

Derivatives

vermination

noun vəːmɪˈneɪʃ(ə)n

archaic

An antinomy if the verminations may reenlist to construct stratigraphical angiospermatous.
Example sentencesExamples
- Novel PF1022 derivatives are useful as a vermicide in the prevention or treatment of vermination.
- What the philosophy problem should solve primarily is the relationship between parent and its vermination.

Origin

Late 17th century: from Latin verminat- 'full of worms', from the verb verminare, from vermis 'worm'.

Rhymes

exterminate, germinate, terminate

单词	verminate
释义	Definition of verminate in English: verminate verb ˈvəːmɪneɪt [no object]usually as adjective verminatingarchaic Breed or become infested with vermin. 〈古〉滋生（或感染）害虫；滋生（或感染）寄生虫 their average beehive hut is a verminating hole Example sentencesExamples He just never was much interested in the ratting and verminating like I was. And his place would not have been in the verminated prison cells of Kershele at such an advanced age. In fact, he's done more for verminating our house than an ‘open inspection’ of landlords. The rest of the set verminated the fabric of my life. Derivatives vermination noun vəːmɪˈneɪʃ(ə)n archaic An antinomy if the verminations may reenlist to construct stratigraphical angiospermatous. Example sentencesExamples Novel PF1022 derivatives are useful as a vermicide in the prevention or treatment of vermination. What the philosophy problem should solve primarily is the relationship between parent and its vermination. Origin Late 17th century: from Latin verminat- 'full of worms', from the verb verminare, from vermis 'worm'. Rhymes exterminate, germinate, terminate
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