different between metrify vs metricate
metrify
English
Etymology
From Latin metrum (“meter”) + -fy. Compare French métrifier.
Verb
metrify (third-person singular simple present metrifies, present participle metrifying, simple past and past participle metrified)
- To make verse.
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- (US, Canada) metricate
Related terms
- metrification
See also
- metricize
References
metrify From the web:
metricate
English
Etymology
metric +? -ate
Verb
metricate (third-person singular simple present metricates, present participle metricating, simple past and past participle metricated)
- To express physical quantities using the metric system.
- To convert to the use of the metric system.
Synonyms
- (jurisdictional conversion to using metric): metrify (US, Canada)
Related terms
- metrication
See also
- metricize
- metrification
Anagrams
- actimeter
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