naufragate
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naufragate
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Borrowed from Latin naufragātus, perfect passive participle of naufragō (“to become shipwrecked”).
verb naufragates · naufragating · naufragated
- To wreck (something). All which Proposals we are resolved by Gods gracious assistance with unanimity, constancy, and activity, in our several stations, with our lives and fortunes, to prosecute and accomplish, to our powers, by all just and legal wayes, with what ever else may conduce to the Peace, Safety, Unitie, Wealth
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