Ag-grāte', v. t.
v. t. [It. aggratare, aggradare, Pr. agradar, It. grado, Pr. grat, will, pleasure, from Lat. ad and gratus, pleasing, agreeable.] To please. [Obs.] “Each sought his lady to aggrate.” Spencer.
v. t. [It. aggratare, aggradare, Pr. agradar, It. grado, Pr. grat, will, pleasure, from Lat. ad and gratus, pleasing, agreeable.] To please. [Obs.] “Each sought his lady to aggrate.” Spencer.