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|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: implicate |
| etymologically related | lat: implicātiō |
| etymologically related | lat: implicātus |
| etymologically related | lat: implicitē |
| etymology | lat: plico |
| lexical category | verb |
| semantically related | lat: ambio |
| semantically related | lat: arceo |
| semantically related | lat: circumicio |
| semantically related | lat: colligo |
| semantically related | lat: complexo |
| semantically related | lat: concero |
| semantically related | lat: confero |
| semantically related | lat: coniecto |
| semantically related | lat: contineo |
| semantically related | lat: fateor |
| semantically related | lat: includo |
| semantically related | lat: intorqueo |
| semantically related | lat: intrico |
| semantically related | lat: oro |
| semantically related | lat: reservo |
| semantically related | lat: saepio |
| semantically related | lat: sinus |
| translation | eng: associate |
| translation | eng: embarrass |
| translation | eng: encircle |
| translation | eng: entwine |
| translation | eng: envelop |
| translation | eng: grasp |
| translation | eng: involve |
| translation | eng: join |
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