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translimiˈtation rare.
[f. trans- 1 + L. līmitātiōn-em fixing of a limit, f. līmit-em boundary, limit. Cf. Sp. translimitacion.]
The sending of troops across the frontier of a foreign state, for the preservation of order, etc.
1845W. K. Kelly tr. L. Blanc's Hist. Ten Y. v. iv. II. 445 All he [Mendizabal] had made up his mind to sanction was the system of translimitation, intended solely to deprive Don Carlos of the succours transmitted to him by the northern powers. |