Acervation
//æ.sɚˈveɪʃən// noun
noun ·Rare ·Advanced level
Definitions
Noun
- 1 A heaping up; accumulation obsolete, rare
"Is it to be doubted that amongst these bodies which both we see and handle, which are either felt or feele, but that there are some compound? These are such by connexion or aceruation, as for example, a rope, corne, or a ship."
Example
More examples"Is it to be doubted that amongst these bodies which both we see and handle, which are either felt or feele, but that there are some compound? These are such by connexion or aceruation, as for example, a rope, corne, or a ship."
Etymology
From Latin acervatio. Doublet of acervatio.
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