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facilitate Verb [-tating, -tated] to make easier the progress of: the agreement helped facilitate trade between the countries facilitation n
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The proceeding upon somewhat conceived in writing, doth for the most part facilitate dispatch: for though it should be wholly rejected, yet that negative is more pregnant of direction, than an indefinite; as ashes are more generative than dust. The Abyssins are not only obliged to maintain the troops in their march, but to repair the roads, to clear them, especially in the forests, of brambles and thorns, and by all means possible to facilitate the passage of the army. Lists of all purchases had to be made out, and values attached, to facilitate matters at the custom-house. |
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