concamerate

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  1. To arch over; vault. [Rare.] The roofe whereof [a hall] is very loftily concamerated and adorned with many exquisite pictures. Coryat, Crudities, I. 120.
  2. To divide into chambers. See concamerated.

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  1. from Latin concameratus, past participle of concamerare, arch over, from con- (intensive) + camerare, arch: see camber, chamber, v., camerate.
 

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