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diffiˈcilitate, v. rare or Obs.
[f. L. difficil-is difficult: cf. difficultate.]
trans. To render difficult: the opposite of facilitate.
1611Cotgr., Difficulter, to difficultate, or difficilitate; to make difficult. 1640Quarles Enchirid. i. lxxviii, The boldnesse of their resolution will disadvantage the assaylants, and difficilitate their design. 1648W. Mountague Devout Ess. i. xv. §4 (R.) The inordinateness of our love difficilitateth this duty. |