Definition of resignate in English:

resignate

verb ˈrɛzɪɡneɪt

rare

with object And without object = "resign".

Origin

Mid 16th century. Originally from classical Latin resignāt-, past participial stem of resignāre resign. In later use re-formed as back-formation from resignation.

Definition of resignate in US English:

resignate

verbˈrɛzɪɡneɪt

rare

with object And without object = "resign".

Origin

Mid 16th century. Originally from classical Latin resignāt-, past participial stem of resignāre resign. In later use re-formed as back-formation from resignation.

单词	resignate
释义	Definition of resignate in English: resignate verb ˈrɛzɪɡneɪt rare with object And without object = "resign". Origin Mid 16th century. Originally from classical Latin resignāt-, past participial stem of resignāre resign. In later use re-formed as back-formation from resignation. Definition of resignate in US English: resignate verbˈrɛzɪɡneɪt rare with object And without object = "resign". Origin Mid 16th century. Originally from classical Latin resignāt-, past participial stem of resignāre resign. In later use re-formed as back-formation from resignation.
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