Definition of relaxate in English:

relaxate

verb rɪˈlakseɪt

no object To become relaxed, to undergo relaxation. Now chiefly Science.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin relaxāt-, past participial stem of relaxāre relax, probably after relaxation. In recent use probably re-formed as a back-formation from relaxation.

Definition of relaxate in US English:

relaxate

verbrɪˈlakseɪt

no object To become relaxed, to undergo relaxation. Now chiefly Science.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin relaxāt-, past participial stem of relaxāre relax, probably after relaxation. In recent use probably re-formed as a back-formation from relaxation.

词汇	relaxate
释义	Definition of relaxate in English: relaxate verb rɪˈlakseɪt no object To become relaxed, to undergo relaxation. Now chiefly Science. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin relaxāt-, past participial stem of relaxāre relax, probably after relaxation. In recent use probably re-formed as a back-formation from relaxation. Definition of relaxate in US English: relaxate verbrɪˈlakseɪt no object To become relaxed, to undergo relaxation. Now chiefly Science. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin relaxāt-, past participial stem of relaxāre relax, probably after relaxation. In recent use probably re-formed as a back-formation from relaxation.
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