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† aggravidiˈzation Obs. rare—1.
[n. of action (see -ation) from assumed vb. aggravidize, f. L. ad to + gravid-us ‘heavy, weighted’ + -ize. In loc. cit., perh. an error for aggrandisation, though as likely to be an actual formation by the author.]
Increase of weight or gravity, aggravation.
a1641Bp. R. Montagu Acts & Mon. 404 They..opposed, accused, traduced, persecuted him many wayes, unto death..no great evidences of any pitifull, mercifull, compassionate disposition, which received an aggravidisation in continuing the same to his name, memory, and succession. |