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Fibrillated

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fib·ril·late  (fbr-lt, fbr-)
intr. & tr.v. fib·ril·lat·ed, fib·ril·lat·ing, fib·ril·lates
To undergo or cause to undergo fibrillation.
[New Latin fibrilla, fibril; see fibril + -ate1.]
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