Did you mayhaps mean one of these? medicate, musicale, mutilate, tunicate
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“Indeed, for my own sake, I have always been ready to com-municate my notions on this head, in hopes some — times to be spared provocation: for, as I have owned, I am passionate: I have pride: I am often afraid of myself; and the more, because I am not naturally, I will presume to say, a timid man.”
“Both exhibitions sought to com-municate key Freudian ideas with maximum visual impact — obviously so in the case of the Surrealism show, but also in the Library of Congress display, which included film clips, home movies of Freud himself, a re-creation of Freud's study, and artfully contrived displays that formulated Freud's characteristic doctrines.”
“EARTHSHADE municate with someone else behind her in the cloud.”
“He saw that, with the resources and techniques then avail - able, only something like “contemporary” history was really feasible; and he made use of speeches to com - municate what we should regard as the historian's explanations of facts or situations, or of the motives and ideas behind human actions.”
“Thoreau's was so personal that it did not easily com - municate itself to others.”
“May the like sensations enter thy breast, and (in spite of all the weighty cares of State) Mingle themselves with those I wish to com municate, for in giving them utterance I have felt more sincere pleasure than I have known since the 10 of August.”
“I determined to com municate the situation in which I was placed to Mr Dawson, of Oak Lodge.”
“He was aware that if we were fortunate we should reach our destination at five o'clock the next morning, and this made it the more painful to com - municate what the officer had said; but, as there was no time to lose, I went up to him and asked him how he felt.”
“Colo Grymes are upon I am not At All desirous from of getting deeper into your Secrets than what will be honourable for you to com municate I am with hearty Sincerity”
Letter from Robert Carter to Major [John] Holloway, June 2, 1729
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