To tie or bind with a ligature.
[Latin ligāre, ligāt-.]
ligate
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li·gate (lī'gāt')  |
tr.v., -gat·ed, -gat·ing, -gates.
To tie or bind with a ligature.
To tie or bind with a ligature.
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To apply a ligature.
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