impetrate adjective. ['ɪmpǝtrǝt] Long obsolete exc. Scot. L15.
[Latin impetratus pa. pple, formed as IMPETRATE verb: see -ATE².]
Obtained by request; impetrated.

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impetrate verb trans. ['ɪmpǝtreɪt] Pa. t. & pple -ated, (long obsolete exc. Scot.) -ate [-ǝt]. L15.
[Latin impetrat- pa. ppl stem of impetrare, formed as IM-¹ + patrare bring to pass: see -ATE³. Cf. PERPETRATE.]
1. Chiefly Theology. Obtain by request or entreaty; procure. L15.

2. Entreat, beseech; ask for. Now rare. M16.

■ impetrative adjective (rare) impetratory E17.

■ impetratory adjective (chiefly Theology) having the quality of obtaining something (as) by request E17.

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